Henry loses interest in Anne and starts courting Jane Seymour, another lady of the court. Thomas Cromwell, protégé of Cardinal Wolsey, observes Henry's interest in Jane and assists him by presenting a false case of Anne's infidelity with various men of the court, including her own brother, George Boleyn. Anne is beheaded in the Tower of London.
Henry becomes disenchanted with Anne and starts pursuing Jane Seymour, another prominent lady-in-waiting. Thomas Cromwell, a close associate of Cardinal Wolsey, recognizes Henry's interest in Jane and facilitates his pursuit by presenting fabricated evidence of Anne's alleged infidelity with several courtiers, including her own brother George Boleyn. Consequently, Anne is beheaded in the Tower of London.