Before Henry VIII, Catherine was married twice: first to Edward Borough, then to John Neville, 3rd Baron Latimer. While married to Latimer, a man with strong Catholic sympathies, Catherine secretly corresponded with reformers like Miles Coverdale. This was high treason. After Latimer’s death in 1543, she caught the eye of the aging, paranoid Henry. But she was already in love with someone else: Thomas Seymour, brother of Henry’s third wife, Jane Seymour.
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The Parr house sat at the end of Wrenwood Lane like a memory someone had left on a mantel: familiar, worn, and oddly luminous when the light hit the panes just right. Inside, the air held the faint smell of lemon oil and old paper. Violet Parr, now twenty-four and wrapped in a thrift-store cardigan, had come home for the first time in two years to clear out the attic at her mother's insistence. The house felt smaller, as if her absence had folded itself into corners and drawers.