"Reign" returns to the CW tonight and episode 3 seriously ups the royal ante. After episode 2, "Snakes in the Garden" Mary has dodged multiple assassination attempts and her patience with her soon to be in laws is clearly wearing thin. But although Francis is fearful of marrying Mary out of a belief that it will weaken France's political power his feelings for the beautiful Queen of Scots are certainly growing. Francis became notably jealous after noticing his half-brother Bash admiring Mary and her ladies-in-waiting while dancing at his sister's wedding, so we can only imagine how he will react when he learns that another Prince is after his betrothed's heart and hand.
In episode 3 "Kissed," Tomas, the son of the King of Portugal, arrives at French court but politics are far from his mind. Tomas, quickly begins to seduce Mary, using his unbelievable moves on the dance floor, and the young Queen is completely taken by his sweet gestures and romantic motives. Her attraction to the Prince of Portugal is only increased when England's armies threaten Scotland's borders. Mary, desperate to protect her country and people, asks King Henry of France for his help, due to their alliance. But the King refuses, leaving Mary with little options, Tomas provides her with an easy and quick solution. Tomas proposes marriage to Mary, promising her aid against England if she'll abandon Francis and turn to himself instead.
So will Mary abandon his marriage with Francis and choose Tomas? Tune in to the CW tonight to watch episode 3 of "Reign," at 9pm, or watch an online live stream of episode 3, "Kissed" available on CWTV.com!
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