"I don't want to be queen, just my baby!" A desperate sea escape ends in traumatic childbirth.#clips

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Video Description: The White Queen is a historical drama adapted from Philippa Gregory’s "Cousins' War" novel series. Premiered in 2013 with 10 episodes, directed by Colin Teague and others, and starring Rebecca Ferguson and Mark Pellegrino, it focuses on the power struggles during England’s "Wars of the Roses" in the 15th century. Set against the civil war between the House of York and the House of Lancaster, the series unfolds from the perspectives of three women: Elizabeth Woodville (later Queen of the House of York, known as "The White Queen") rises from a widow to a key figure influencing royal power with her wisdom and courage; Anne Neville (future Queen of Richard III) survives amid the rise and fall of her family; Margaret Beaufort (mother of Henry VII) secretly plots for her son’s right to the throne. In the male - dominated wars and politics, the three defend their family interests and fight for power in different ways, showing both the cruelty and intrigue of court struggles and portraying the tenacity and vulnerability of women in the tide of history. The drama focuses on restoring the costumes, architecture and social style of medieval England. Rebecca Ferguson and other actors interpret the complex humanity of the characters with delicate performances. It not only presents the grandeur of historical events but also adds emotional depth to the history of the "Wars of the Roses" through the female perspective, becoming an excellent work with both historical texture and narrative tension. #TheWhiteQueen #HistoricalDrama #WarsOfTheRoses #MedievalEngland #FemalePerspective #PowerGame #CourtStruggle #FamilyRiseAndFall #RebeccaFerguson #HistoricalAdaptation #PhilippaGregory #RoyalPowerStruggle #ComplexHumanNature #MedievalStyle #CostumeRestoration #NarrativeTension #ClassicBritishDrama #TideOfHistory #FemalePower #HistoricalNarrative