William Skeffington

Well, in this case, giving this even temporary amount of power to young men Thomas made Henry VIII uneasy because he became concerned that, as Lyon puts it, the feeble Earl of Kildare, his father, might die soon.

And the Earl's allies then, at the behest of young Thomas, might cause trouble for the new Lord Deputy of Ireland that he had appointed, Sir William Skeffington.

There's some mistrust there.

There's some unease.