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- Historical drama chronicling Thomas Cromwell's rise to power. As Wolsey retreats north, he urges Cromwell to get close to Anne Boleyn to regain the King's favour.
Need help with Part 3: Chapter 2: Entirely Beloved Cromwell, Spring-December 1530 in Hilary Mantel's Wolf Hall? Check out our revolutionary side-by-side summary and analysis.
Plot summary. In December 1529, following Cardinal Thomas Wolsey 's departure as Lord Chancellor, Thomas Cromwell gains favour from King Henry VIII and is sworn into the king's Privy Council.
This chapter focuses on the ever-increasing influence of Cromwell, who is becoming—as the chapter title suggests—"entirely beloved" by many powerful people. Anne Boleyn , Norfolk, and Suffolk are all turning to Cromwell for help and advice.
- December, 1529: Esher Place. Cardinal Wolsey: The King wants me gone. He wants to humiliate me. Thinks it sends a sharp lesson to the Pope. I feel like Katherine.
- Austin Friars. Rafe: You know Gardiner will have sent him as a spy on us. Thomas Cromwell: Well, he seems obliging. Perhaps we could send him back to spy on Gardiner.
- Greenwich Palace. Henry: I’ll say this for you. You stick by your man. Thomas Cromwell: I never had anything but kindness from the Cardinal. Henry: You have no other master?
- Greenwich Palace. Henry: A thousand pounds? Don’t tell anyone. It’s the best I can do. Take it with my blessing. And ask him to pray for me. Every day I miss the Cardinal of York.
Review of Wolf Hall, Episode 2: Entirely Beloved. By Nancy Bilyeau. In this recap, I will try to unravel some of the complexities of the relationships in the court of Henry VIII, which are shown on Wolf Hall without much effort to explain.
Jan 29, 2015 · After translating Wolsey’s (in hindsight, spot-on) dark omen for his journey to York into a blessing, Thomas moulded King Henry’s fearful dream into a shape that suited his own political...
Jan 28, 2015 · Entirely Beloved. As 1529 draws to a close, Cardinal Wolsey moves to York while Thomas Cromwell attempts to gain support for him from King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, and in the process, gradually wins favor for himself.
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