The servant explains that the two prime ministers, the left and right, have been arguing about who should rule the kingdom. The left prime minister wants to rule over his daughter and his future children. The right prime minister, the consort of the king's daughter, wants to control her and her children. He wants the king to kill the servant. The servant tells him to wait outside the west courtyard of the palace. He tells the prince that he has hit him in the face. The prince says that he won't kill him, but that he can't bear to be tortured either. He asks the servant if the palace has been caught by the rebels. He says that there is no place in the palace where there is a single person. He also says that the prince has seen the servant dressed in fine clothes. He wonders if the prince could be the mastermind of the rebellion. He is sure that this is the base of the rebel. He warns the prince not to kill his concubine. He doesn't want to be killed since he knows that he still has a chance to save her life. He reminds the prince of how many times he has tricked