Another from the Boleyn Family

In palace intrigues and the struggle for power, there is no place for mercy, sincere attachment, or bonds of family love. The sisterly tenderness that binds Anne and Mary Boleyn turns into hatred when they become rivals in a contest for the favor of King Henry VIII. "...One sister Boleyn or the other — what difference does it make. Each of us can become the Queen of England, but family... family counts for nothing," Anne bitterly tells her sister. Despite the fact that one of them will ascend the throne, both are mere pawns in the games of the powerful. Will the victory bring happiness through the love of the monarch, a person as powerful as he is cruel, and what will be the cost of this victory?