The precarious and unfortunate life of Anne boleyn set her apart from other Queens that had ascended the English throne. Her life prior to her marriage with King Henry VIII, had been virtuous and observant of religious and familial duties. She was a noble person that clinged to her values and religious priorities. The unfavourable circumstances that surrounded Anne’s life, led her to compromise with many aspects of her being and sacrifice an abundance of her happiness. The end of Anne’s queenship wasn’t anything less of anguish overcoming the spectators. Her brief, but, politically and religiously influential,1 reign came to an end with her execution at the London Tower. She was charged with heinous crimes and offences that had left her enemies in a state of disbelief. It placed her under accusations that were far from her character’s daring or her interest. The reasons behind the accusations have been recorded as varying from …show more content…
The ascension on the royal throne had placed Anne in harm’s way as it was, since it hadn’t stopped the majority of the people of England from believing that Katherine was still to be considered the queen. Although, Anne hadn’t personally created enemies, there were individuals who had awaited Anne’s downfall. As that came about, Anne’s suffering was unmatched and changed the religious and political formations. Analysing the life of Anne Boleyn, it could be stated that “the hatred for Anne Boleyn was shared by many at the kingdom and at large.” 22 Nonetheless, the inhumane condemnation of Anne Boleyn was an unfortunate episode that mirrored Henry’s thinking and character. The accusations that fell upon Anne not only highlighted the severity of a person’s evilness, but also reflected how England’s future was in the wrong hands, there would be no care for the people, for however long Henry was to