Lady Mary Grey part 5: Freedom at Last

Mary, under pressure from Queen Elizabeth, gains her freedom and moves to Beaumanor. She establishes her independence by setting up her own household in London. Mary reconnects with family and improves her reputation at court by sending gifts to the Queen. Despite religious tensions, she is appointed as one of Elizabeth's maids of honour. Mary spends Christmas at Hampton Court, exchanging gifts with the Queen, indicating her acceptance back into court life.

How did Mary maintain her religious views during the political turmoil of her time?

What was the significance of Mary being appointed as one of Elizabeth's maids of honour?