What was the signifigance/tie in with the May comment?
Was it an alusion to Anne to her early love in May with her first love?
"At the end of life, we will be judged by love" ST John of the Cross
I thought that it had to do with the scene in which Henry presents Anne to the people as queen and Henry grabs a flower off the tree and hands it over to her and she says "the flowers of may".
I think maybe the writers wanted to show the irony that in May of 1533 Henry loved her and in May 1536 she was to be execution under Henry's orders.
Sounds good to me. Thanks for the post
"At the end of life, we will be judged by love" ST John of the Cross
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