Catherine of Aragon; the King wants a divorce

The speaker, a Queen, discusses her royal lineage and the support she receives from her mother, the Queen of Spain. Despite this, her husband, the King, is dissatisfied with her for not providing a male heir. He fears that their daughter might marry a foreign king, risking the Tudor legacy. The speaker reflects on her personal struggles, including the loss of children and the King's belief that their misfortunes are divine punishment.

What does the Queen imply about the King's feelings towards her?

What does the Queen suggest about the reasons for her not having a son?