She had not, she wrote to Mary's son, James VI of Scotland, ever intended that the execution actually take place, and she imprisoned the man who had delivered the signed warrant.
Such was the case with Elizabeth's rival, Mary, Queen of Scots, whom she imprisoned in 1568 and had executed in 1587.
(She imprisons her mother in their summer house and binds and gags her, because, she says, she believes her mother wants her to have a lobotomy).
For me this play is not about a woman being in prison, because she imprisons herself; she is not a woman caught in social conventions because she gives in to that herself.
In September, a month after she was imprisoned, she was found dead (she appeared to have suffered a "head injury"), and her body was handed over to her daughters.
She was imprisoned, she believes, because her four brothers had been arrested in Mr. Hussein's blanket crackdown on Shiites suspected of supporting Iran or the Islamic Dawa Party.
Elizabeth complained that while she was imprisoned she was starved in an attempt to kill her, and subjected to several poisoning attempts.
When she refused, she was imprisoned in an ancient castle, from which she escaped in the dark of night.
She was imprisoned because she kept taking jobs as a cook, sometimes under false names, infecting 51 people.
De Sousa said that if she is imprisoned when she is extradited to Italy, rather than granted an appeal or retrial, Clinton will "absolutely" bear responsibility.
Legislators voted 310-54 to decriminalize the count under which she was imprisoned, meaning that she is no longer guilty of a criminal offense.
