AU. Anne/Charles. Realising the lengths of which Henry would go to marry his new 'love' Anne requests a divorce upon her own accord, one in order to keep her daughter legitimate and to keep herself alive; however it wasn't upon her own accord to have Henry choose a new husband for her. And even less so for him to choose his loyal lap-dog: Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk.

The man who had loved her, adored her; the man who had broken with Rome to be with her; the man who once would've done anything to win a smile from her... He was naught but a figment of her imagination and girlish fancies.

After her Uncle's brutal murder, Princess Elizabeth Tudor returns to court. Thrusts into a world of scandals, politics, and intrigue can the princess survive her brother's court? Author's note: I'm terrible at summaries Rated T may change later

AU to S2E18, the episode "Lady in Waiting". Anne Boleyn finds King Henry kissing Jane Seymour who is sitting in his lap, but her shock and grief do not lead to a miscarriage. Finally, she gives birth to a healthy son. Yet, the happiness she yearned to have as Henry's wife and queen is elusive. The king's love leaves her hollow.

AU to S2E5, the episode "His Majesty's Pleasure". The executions of Thomas More and Bishop Fisher shock the common people and have outrageous consequences. Anne Boleyn and Henry have to deal with the rebellion against the religious reforms, and the great tragedy befalls the nation.

AU to S2E18, the episode "Lady in Waiting". Anne Boleyn discovers Henry kissing with Jane Seymour, and her grief results in her premature, difficult labor. The unfading glory of death in childbirth giving the king a son suddenly seems to Anne more appealing than the doubtful glory of queenship.

Arthur was born of magic… not of Uther. When an unexpected revelation rocks Camelot, Arthur and Morgana must come to terms with long-hidden secrets and their new roles in life, while Merlin has to accept that the destiny he believed he shared with Arthur will never come to pass.