The handras caravan is full of treasure, and the peasants are eager to get their hands on it. The peasants clap as they see that the handras have chosen them to be the rulers of the kingdom. They clap to show that they are not like the peasants, and they clap to prove that they have chosen the right man to rule over them. They all clap to indicate that they believe in the handra, and then they clap again to indicate their belief in the king. The king claps back, saying that he will assemble his royal court and collect the riches from the peasants. He says that he understands the peasants' concern for his welfare, but this must be a solo mission. He adds that he is the only one who knows the lands outside the kingdom