In the midst of the battle, Prince Harry and his retinue arrive at the castle. They are greeted by Prince Hal, who tells them that they are welcome to stay as long as they wish. Prince Harry tells the assembled men that he has a message for them: if they wish to remain loyal to the Prince, they must obey his orders. He also reminds them that the Prince's orders do not apply to their own lives. The assembled men agree that they will obey the Prince no matter what. The Prince then asks Harry if he can have a word with the Queen. Harry replies that he can, but that he will not speak to the Queen until he has spoken with the Prince. Harry then asks the Queen if she would like to speak with him. The Queen replies that she would be happy to talk with him, but she will not allow Prince Harry to speak to her. Harry, however, refuses to listen to her, saying that he would rather talk to the King. The King tells Harry that he does not want to talk to him, and Harry tells him that he is not interested in talking to him. He then tells the Prince that Prince Harry is a great man, a great leader, and a great friend to all men. Harry asks if Prince Harry would be willing to talk about his feelings for the Queen, and the Queen says that she does not mind Prince Harry's feelings for her. She then asks Prince Harry what he would do if he were a princess. Harry says he would not like to be a princess, since he is a leader of men. He tells the Queen that he knows that she is a good person, and that she should not be afraid of him. Harry tells her that he wants to be