In this short scene, a young boy named Caspar tells his older brother, Caspar, that he wants to marry him. Caspar tells him that he is a boy and that he should say it first. Caspar says that he would like to say it on his own, but that he will have to wait for him to tell his father and mother about it. He tells his brother that he plans to give him a grand wedding and then he will propose to him again. Caspar replies that it was his brother who made him miserable the last time he proposed to him, and he will not let him live well. The next day, Caspar asks his brother why he brought him here, and his brother replies that Caspar is not reliable, so he is ready to propose again. He says that with six brothers, Caspar's future life will be difficult, but with seven brothers, it will be easier. Caspar asks if his brothers are so annoying, but his brother says that they are not. They love him, but