Episode 9— For King and Country
Aired January 23, 2014 · 42 min
Synopsis
Mary and Bash return to the castle as Catherine continues her efforts to protect Francis from Mary's influence. Francis, upon learning of a dark prophecy, remains determined to proceed with his marriage to Mary.
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Adelaide Kane
as Mary Stuart
Megan Follows
as Catherine de' Medici
Torrance Coombs
as Sebastian 'Bash' de Poitiers
Toby Regbo
as Francis de Valois
Celina Sinden
as Greer Norwood
Caitlin Stasey
as Kenna de Poitiers
Anna Popplewell
as Lola
Alan Van Sprang
as Henry de Valois
Rossif Sutherland
as Nostradamus
Katie Boland
as Clarissa
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