'My Lady Jane' Episode 3 Ending Explained: Is King Edward VI dead?
Contains spoilers for 'My Lady Jane' Episode 3 on Amazon Prime Video
LONDON, ENGLAND: 'My Lady Jane' is getting more intense with each episode, particularly following the marriage of Lady Jane Grey (Emily Bader).
In 'My Lady Jane' Episode 1, viewers are introduced to Lady Frances Grey (Anna Chancellor), who arranges a marriage between her daughter, Jane, and Lord Guildford Dudley (Edward Bluemel).
As the series progresses in Episode 2, the plot thickens with the marriage between Jane and Lord Guildford finally taking place. In 'My Lady Jane' Episode 3, Jane and her husband finally grow closer.
There's a lot to uncover in 'My Lady Jane' Episode 3. So, let's jump in!
Lady Jane Grey embarks on a quest for a cure for Lord Guildford Dudley in Episode 3
In Episode 2, Jane learns that Lord Guildford is actually an Ethian, a shapeshifter with the ability to transform into a majestic horse. Jane also discovers that Lord Guildford's ability to shift between his human and horse forms is more complicated than she initially thought.
Unlike other Ethians, who can effortlessly transition between forms, Lord Guildford struggles with his transformations, often becoming stuck in one form for extended periods. Lord Guildford confides in Jane, acknowledging her intelligence, vast knowledge, and ability to speak multiple languages, and asks for her help in finding a cure.
In 'My Lady Jane' Episode 3, viewers witness Jane's relentless determination to find a cure for Lord Guildford. She spends days and nights immersed in reading multiple books, scouring through ancient texts and medical journals in search of a solution.
She discovers a magical chant in a book and takes Lord Guildford to his place, where she begins chanting, hoping to prevent his transformation into a horse. However, her efforts are in vain, as Lord Guildford transforms before her eyes, unable to control the shift.
When Lord Guildford returns, Jane shares with him the story of her friend Susanna (Máiréad Tyers), who has the ability to shapeshift. She believes that Susanna may hold the key to understanding Lord Guildford's condition and finding a potential cure.
She also considers the possibility that Susanna may need her help and could be in danger, prompting her to make the decision to find her.
However, Lord Guildford thinks it's a bad idea and refuses to go with her, expressing concerns for her safety. Undeterred, Jane insists that she will go alone, determined to find Susanna.
Lady Jane Grey and Lord Guildford Dudley forge a strong connection in Episode 3
As Jane sets out on her journey alone, she is surprised to find that Lord Guildford has followed her. Together, they continue their quest to find Susanna.
When they finally find Susanna, Jane is relieved to see that she is safe. However, she confronts Susanna, expressing her earlier concerns and explaining that she believes Susanna to be in danger. Jane asks Susanna why she didn't meet her earlier, expressing confusion and concern over their missed connection.
However, two men suddenly appear and begin attacking people. Sensing the danger, Susanna quickly disappears, urging Jane to take care of herself. Jane and Lord Guildford are forced to defend themselves against the attackers, engaging in a fierce battle to protect each other.
After the chaotic confrontation, Jane and Lord Guildford find themselves alone together. The tension between them is palpable as they share a passionate kiss.
In the next scene, they are seen making love in Jane's bedroom. However, Jane soon stops him. She expresses that their impulsive actions amid the chaos is madness.
Jane expresses her determination to pursue a divorce after she finds a cure for Lord Guildford.
King Edward VI's death reshapes Lady Jane Grey's future in Episode 3
As Jane immerses herself in her studies, hoping to find a cure for Lord Guildford's condition, a letter arrives, bearing the seal of King Edward VI (Jordan Peters), the King of England, and her cousin.
The letter turns out to be Edward VI's will, a document of significant importance. In the will, Edward VI solemnly declares that upon his death, the kingdom is to pass to Jane, making her the rightful heir to the throne.
Two individuals arrive to inform Jane that Edward VI has died. Jane is shocked and saddened by the news, realizing that her life is about to change in ways she never imagined.
What challenges might Jane face as she prepares to assume the role of Queen of England? Only time will tell.
'My Lady Jane' Episode 3 is now streaming on Amazon Prime Video