Mary Tudor wanted two musicians who could work together. She may have gotten more than she bargained for.
Mary is searching for a new court musician. Henry has the voice of an angel, while Thomas is a brilliant lutist. Both hope to win the position, but neither expects Mary to hire them both and insist that they work together. Unfortunately, Henry and Thomas can barely stand each other. After weeks of rivalry and tension, Mary has finally had enough. Her solution? Order them to share a cask of strong drink and settle their differences, or risk losing their positions at court. As the evening wears on and the drink takes effect, the two rivals finally begin to talk. But what begins as an attempt to save their positions leads to something neither expected. Mary wanted harmony between her musicians. But what happens when that harmony extends well beyond their music and she realizes just how far their collaboration has gone?