Wolsey's Panel Room

This 17th-century chamber, described as Wolsey's pride and joy, features richly panelled oak walls and plastered ceiling, its opulence contrasting with the tense detainment. High-backed chairs and a long refectory table anchor the space, where Wolsey's faith in the reenactment begins to fracture as Tegan's anger forces him to address broader conspiracies beyond period authenticity. The panelled surfaces amplify every raised voice in the confrontation.