The king's father says that he will give him a satisfactory answer, but it turns out to be to drive the children out of the palace. Uncle Klein is so determined that the children will be separated from their mother and aunt that he ignores the objections of all the ministers. The queen is furious and demands to know why the king is so cruel. She says that if the king wants his son to grow-up safely, he should get out of his palace and live a simple life. Otherwise, she says, he will be cruel to his child just like what he did. She has more children than the king, and she can only endure the fact that the king now has six sons and six daughters. She asks the king if he thinks she will care about the children, but the king says that she does not need to test him. Even if he did, she would