Joanna of Castile part 9: Life in Confinement

Charles and his sister Eleanor visit their mother, Joanna, under false pretenses. Charles seeks to rule as Co-Regent but faces distrust from the Cortez due to his foreign background. Despite this, he gains the necessary authorization to rule. Joanna is confined and manipulated by her jailers, leading to paranoia. Charles maintains control, fearing Joanna's potential to reclaim power. Family dynamics and power struggles are central themes, with Joanna's confinement and Charles's political maneuvers highlighted.

What were Joanna's feelings regarding her daughter Catherine's situation?

What was the significance of Charles keeping Joanna locked away?

How did the Cortez view Charles and Joanna's relationship?