In Reign, Bash (Sebastian) ends up with no one definitively, as his storyline concludes with him choosing a life as a druid in the wilderness after his relationships with Mary and Kenna don't fully materialize, leaving his fate open-ended but focused on spiritual freedom rather than a traditional romance at the series end. He and Kenna briefly fell in love and married, but she left him, and he later shared a complex, loving bond with Mary Stuart, though she ultimately chose Francis.
He married Lady Kenna against his will, but they came to love each other. When Francis became King, he conferred the title of the King's Deputy to Sebastian, but he resigned his position when Queen Catherine came to power. He accompanied Queen Mary to Scotland and has since become a druid.
Bash promised Kenna he will protect her from his father whom she had become afraid of which caused the two to become closer. Later, their feelings began to show and they eventually make love. By the season finale, they declared their love for each other.
"Rizzio had kind of been touched by [Bash's] spirit. I don't know how he went, but he did not survive." That's right, Torrance Coombs' character — who left to take up the life of a druid in the third season finale — is off enjoying his own version of Francis and Mary's heaven-in-bed, perhaps with Kenna.
They are officially unengaged as Mary is now married to Francis. Bash was forced to watch Mary and Francis consummation to know "what is not his". Sebastian flirted with Mary when he saw her "for the first time". In Pilot, Mary and Bash had a moment where they gazed into each others eyes.
Mary's love for Francis has always been stronger than any other man that she has loved. Adelaide Kane, Toby Regbo and Laurie McCarthy ship them. Mary's first kiss was Francis in Kissed.
The Lords of Congregation did not approve of Mary's liaison with Bothwell and she was imprisoned in Leven Castle where she gave birth to still-born twins. Bothwell meanwhile had bid Mary goodbye and fled to Dunbar. She never saw him again. He died in Denmark, insane, in 1578.
As of Blood for Blood, Greer is the last of Mary's ladies to get married. As of To The Death, Greer and Lord Castleroy were reunited and left to raise her child together.
John Philip is the illegitimate son born to his father, King Francis, and his mother, Lady Lola. He has been given lands and titles, including Baron of Velay. He lost his father to a gang of Scottish assassins and his mother was decapitated not long after, making him an orphan. He is now being raised at French court.
Unfortunately, Mary's privy councillors discovered the plot and arrested both her and Bothwell. History tells us that Mary fled to England, where she was kept confined by Elizabeth until Mary was beheaded for plotting against her cousin.
After Greer realized she is secretly pregnant with Martin de Lambert's baby, she planned to give it to her sister Ellen Norwood. Months into the pregnancy, and after seeing Martin again, Greer and Martin are considering raising their child. Not long after, Greer decided to keep her unborn baby.
Sebastian "Bash" de Poitiers is a male lead and tritagonist of Reign. He is portrayed by Torrance Coombs. The daring, cheeky Bash was never groomed to be king, but when Henry II went to great lengths to have him legitimised so that he could wed Mary Stuart and together they could take England, he had no choice.
Queen Catherine learns that Clarissa is a foundling who was disfigured by Nostradamus's father in his efforts to remove a birthmark on her face; Clarissa is none other than Queen Catherine's secret illegitimate daughter.
Lola and Remy's Wedding is an event that was held in Season One in the episode No Exit. It is an event that took place when Remy was still pretending to be Lord Julien. Lola had no knowledge of this when she married him.
A short time later Claude walks down the aisle and as her mother and sister look on she and Luc take their vows and become husband and wife. At the reception, Luc defends his new bride from Leeza and the couple enjoys their first dance together.
Delphine was sentenced to death after being charged with the death of someone in the castle. She pleaded with Sebastian to make sure she was not drowned. Later she was set to die by being burned at the stake. Before she escaped, Bash felt his body heating up like it was on fire too.
Season 4. Narcisse grieves Lola deeply. So much so, he comes up with an elaborate plan to avenge Lola by influcting pain upon everyone who played a part in her death: John Knox and Queen Elizabeth, but by doing so, he hurts people who weren't in any way involved, such as Gideon Blackburn and Queen Mary.
Lola gave birth to King Francis' first and only child, John Philip. Queen Mary agreed to be a Godmother to their child. King Francis officially recognized their son and conferred him the title of Baron, with lands and a chateau.
James VI and I is a minor character in the fourth season of Reign. He is portrayed by Jake Foy. James is the son of Mary Stuart and Lord Darnley.
After Leith and Lady Greer ended things for good, a secret romance blossomed between Leith and Princess Claude. Their relationship was an uphill battle, but Catherine De Medici gave the couple her blessing to wed when Leith saved both Catherine and Claude from an assassination attempt.
When Francis died, Mary returned to Scotland and ruled there. She married Lord Darnley and soon gave birth to his child, Prince James.
Leith was sent away into the army and Greer became engaged to Lord Castleroy. Leith returns to Greer with news that he's been given land and money by Francis and the two can now be together.
Lord Darnley's Murder is an event that took place in Season Four in the episode All It Cost Her. It was led by Lord Bothwell and ordered by Mary after the botched kidnapping of her son.
Yes, Queen Elizabeth I(I) likely regretted the execution of Mary, Queen of Scots, on a personal level, feeling conflicted about ordering the death of a fellow monarch and cousin, though she was driven by political necessity to eliminate the threat Mary posed to her throne. She showed signs of remorse, like blaming her ministers for acting too quickly after signing the death warrant, but ultimately felt it was a necessary, albeit painful, act to secure her reign.
Sometime in the summer of 1567, while imprisoned in Lochleven Castle, Mary Queen of Scots either gave birth or miscarried to the Earl of Bothwell's offspring. There have been conflicting theories about whether it was a boy, a girl, or twins, a boy and a girl.