What is the finale, finale and final ending of the characters in The White Princess?

Grand finale: The white princess betrayed her relatives and won the throne for her husband.

Richard was beaten black and blue because he made rebellious remarks in front of the royal wardrobe that turned into a sea of fire. Then henry vii ordered Richard to be imprisoned and do whatever he wanted. Maggie saw it all in her eyes. She thinks that the people of York have suffered too much. Her brother Teddy has been imprisoned in the Tower of London for many years, and now he is insane. His cousin Richard, who was supposed to sit on the throne, was brought to this place by her heartless sister. Maggie couldn't stand it any longer and decided to ask the duchess to send troops against the Tudor dynasty.

When Margaret and henry vii are discussing why Richard set fire to the wardrobe, Liz admits that she set the fire herself, and she did it because of the curse of her mother White Queen. White Queen cursed that those who killed her son would die of natural causes, and so would the children's descendants. Liz was afraid that the curse would hurt her husband and children, so she thought of letting Richard go. Liz herself knows this reason very well. Although some of it is true, on the other hand, she loves her husband and children and doesn't want anything to happen to them. This kind of love has nothing to do with politics, but is above family ties.

The appearance of Richard and the will of the people made the Spanish envoy think of breaking up. They thought that the throne of Tudor dynasty was shaky and could not let the princess marry Prince Arthur. In order to secure her husband's throne, Liz personally found a prisoner and asked him to pretend that he was the boatman's son, pretending to be Richard all the time, and then repenting, creating an illusion that Richard had no merits or demerits. At the same time, the duchess is also deploying war. With Maggie's help, she got a lot of information about Tudor dynasty.

After Liz's plan to make the prisoner confess, she thought she had cheated the Spanish ambassador. Unexpectedly, Maggie secretly sent a superstitious letter to the ambassador for the duchess, exposing Liz's lies. The Spanish ambassador once again refused to marry and form an alliance with the Tudor family, and ridiculed that the Tudor family's throne was too unstable.

However, Liz has long been blinded by power. She saw the Duchess's footsteps could not stop, Richard's voice remained the same, and the marriage between Arthur and spanish princess was blocked. She can't let her husband and children lose their status. She decided to plan to kill her brother and cousin.

First, she asked Teddy to write down his name with a pen, and the signed document was a confession. In this way, Teddy confessed and could be executed. When the knife fell, Teddy didn't know what he had done until the moment he died. Richard is always with him. Liz stood not far from the execution platform and watched all this. Her mood is firm and heartbreaking. During this time, she decided that the man in front of her was her own brother Richard, but because of this, she wanted to take his life more, because her own brother was the biggest threat to her husband and children. Richard knows that Liz is greedy and he doesn't want to struggle any more. He admitted that his sister was really nice. After being beheaded, Teddy followed closely, put his head on the beheading table and begged for death.

Liz looked at the blood of her relatives all over the floor and cried her eyes out. After Richard and Teddy died, no one threatened their husbands' status any more. Her son Arthur was also recognized, and the Spanish ambassador promised the Tudor dynasty that the princess would marry the future King Arthur. For Tudor dynasty, Princess Elizabeth was a Yorkshireman, but she paid the most for Tudor dynasty. Margaret respects and fears her, and henry vii will repay her with the love of her life. Only she knows whether it is shame or pride for Liz to give up her relatives for power and throne.