Anne Boleyn grapples with her desire for love versus the importance of the crown. Despite the allure of true love, she questions why being queen holds such significance for her. She believes that both love and power are within her reach, leading her to reflect on her ambitions beyond just marriage, which she sees as unfulfilling for women.

For Anne, the opportunity to be queen represents a chance to achieve more than she ever imagined. She envisions the many possibilities and accomplishments that her reign could bring, suggesting that her aspirations extend far beyond personal relationships, driving her aspiration for the throne.