Hidden in Plain Sight Series 2

In our grand finale, we take a stab at the identity of the 'Dark Lady' in the sonnets. Who was she? Why does she figure so prominently? Plus, we reveal a final surprise at the end of the episode.

What other clues are hidden in "As You Like It" that shed light on the connections between the Walsinghams and Marlowe? Do we see a return of the canker in the bud? And, just who was Marlowe calling a slut?

We look into the romantic nature of some of the sonnets - to whom were they addressed? In what context? What was Thomas Watson's role in all of this?