Presumated end of series represents the answer to what you expect from the first episodes - a form of revenge and obtain of security. The proces and execution of Anne Boleyn are well known events and the virtue of series is the fair perspective about them. And, yes, grace to the admirable acting of Claire Foy, Anne is not exactly the innocent victim. I saw this episode as the answer to the ultrageous play after the rest of cardinal Wolsey, one of precious scenes of series for the cruelty show, for the look of Thomas Cromwell and for the feeling about the sketch of the answer about this insult. The last scene say everything, a hug with so many nuances.
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