The fate of the first wife of the English king Henry XIII, Catherine of Aragon, is no less terrible than the subsequent ones, although she escaped the terrible fate of his other wives, who laid down their heads on the chopping block. Young Tudor is full of passion for the queen and the tyrant in him is just emerging; he loves Katarina and expects an heir from her. But evil fate haunts the queen: ironically, she chose pomegranates as a symbol of fertility, and her children, barely born, immediately die...