The Queen's Devotion: The Story Of Queen Mary II (2008) - Plot & Excerpts
Within a few days I was confined to my apartment. There was concern and people were praying for me in the churches. Archbishop Tenison was often with me. He was a good man and a great comfort to me in those days. I had known from the moment young William had said those strange words to me that I had not long to live. There was a feeling of unreality all about me. My father was constantly in my thoughts. I kept going back over those happy days. There were times when I blamed myself. I had had to choose between them. Dr. Ken, Dr. Hooper, all those who had guided me, who had inspired me with the desire to lead a Protestant life, who had instilled in me the virtues of being a good submissive wife, had led the way. But it is also written “Honor thy father.” I had wanted to be a good wife, but a good daughter too . . . a good daughter to the best of fathers. But life had ordained that my duty toward one was my betrayal of the other. Was anyone ever put in such a position? I wished I could go to my father.
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