Season 4 | 9. Blood Money

Season 4 | 9. Blood Money

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Season 4 | 10. Dead Queens

Margaret of Norway is a six-year-old child who has just found out she’s the only surviving heir to the throne of Scotland. She’s summoned to make the crossing from Norway, where Edward I intends to marry her to his son. He sees Margaret as the key to his Scottish takeover, but ev ...  Show more

Season 4 | 11. The Sword and the Stone

Edward announces the new King of Scotland, revealing his master plan to take over the country himself. Scotland is outraged, and refuses to go down without a fight. While Edward is distracted squashing rebellions, an old enemy sees their chance, and decides to give the Plantagene ...  Show more

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