The Elizabethans: The Viscount's Divorce

Viscount James West is a very possessive husband, but his wife, Lady Helen, is not averse to that. She does not mind in the least that he never lets her out of his sight, except for two days each month when she goes to visit her father's estate in the next town. James never accompanies her there, as he despises her father and cannot bear to spend time with him. This latest visit, just after Christmas, is the same as usual, except that she fails to return. Frantic with worry and mounting suspicion, James goes in search of her, only to learn that her father has not seen her since the day she married James. His world is about to collapse when he learns who his wife has really been visiting for the past five years. In his fury, his proud and possessive nature is put to the test and he sets out to see the Archbishop and seek an annulment. His marriage is over; now he must seek a future for himself and his sons.