carvajal's second imprisonment would occur on october 28, 1613, when sheriffs were ordered by george abbot, the archbishop of canterbury to break into her home and arrest her because she was allegedly planning on opening a convent, which went against english laws, as women were not allowed to gather together for religious purposes. this created a diplomatic conflict, as the king wanted to maintain peace with spain. once again, the spanish ambassador, this time diego sarmiento de acuña, managed to set her free after three days of imprisonment. this time, however, she was forced to leave england. sarmiento obtained her custody and did not deport her immediately to spain; she stayed at the spanish embassy. shortly after her release from prison, carvajal would pass away from bronchial illness.