The half-sisters Elizabeth and Mary
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I can describe the relationship between Elizabeth and her half-sister Mary.
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At the age of 21, a young woman called Elizabeth found herself imprisoned in the Tower of London.
She had been accused of plotting to take the throne by her older half-sister Mary, who was queen.
It was very likely that Mary might order her to be executed, so Elizabeth wrote her a letter saying she was innocent.
Although Mary refused to see Elizabeth, she eventually freed her and Elizabeth's life was spared.
Soon after, Mary died and Elizabeth became Queen of England.
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