- As she works to form political alliances, Mary tries to resist falling for Gideon; Catherine and Narcisse continue to battle for power over the Regency; Claude endures the fight of her life on her wedding night.
- Mary struggles to resist her feelings for Gideon as she works to align herself politically with potential allies. Elizabeth and Greer find themselves in similar heart-wrenching situations. Catherine and Narcisse continue their vicious power struggle over the Regency, while Claude finds herself in the fight of her life on her wedding night.
- Mary opens up to and allies with Gideon against Elizabeth, whose spies are fool to believe Gideon has seduced Mary as instructed, thus securing the release of Gideon's daughter, Agatha. Gideon develops real feelings for Mary. Claude is married off for gold to old widower duke Boinel, who hits her on their wedding night, but thanks to Leith's lessons she hits him harder and runs home. Angered by his sister's fate, minor king Charles gets the Privy Council to replace Narcisse as regent with Catherine, who secretly bribed Boinel to strike Claude, setting those events in motion, which Mary finds out as the gold Catherine stole 'back' was hidden in Marry's room. Claude's marriage is annulled, and Leith vows to rise in station until he's 'worthy' of marrying her. Lola learns at the English court and that Elizabeth has no intention of releasing her family. Elizabeth is mildly poisoned and thus miscarries Dudley's baby. Pirate Martin returns to France and learns that Greer is pregnant with his child, and despite his visiting father offer she prefers to give it away to her married sister, Ellen.—KGF Vissers
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