Wiltshire

Wiltshire offers Jane Seymour a quiet rural retreat from her family's court scandal. Nestled in England's rolling countryside, its manor houses and estates provide seclusion far from Hampton Court's venomous intrigues. Anne Boleyn scorns this refuge during her clash with Cromwell, underscoring the Seymours' temporary disgrace and the ruthless churn of Tudor loyalties where even family homes serve as strategic bolt-holes.