In this short scene, we are introduced to the young Duke of Dover, who has just returned from the battlefield. He is overjoyed to see his son, whom he has loved since childhood. He tells his son that he has lost both of them, and he asks him why he has to wear the dumb clothes he is wearing. He asks his son why his father is so angry, and the Duke replies that he is giving his son what he has always wanted. He says that his father has been trying to make him happy, but that he will never be the queen of the land. The Duke says that the knight needs some rest, and that he cannot remove his collar. He reminds his son of the fight he fought with Ajani, and says that if he had not risked his life to save the knight, he would not have risked his own life. He also says that he does not know what they are going to do with the prisoners, as they are not allowed to leave the castle.
In this short scene, we are introduced to the young Duke of Dover, who has just returned from the battlefield. He is overjoyed to see his son, whom he has loved since childhood. He tells his son that he has lost both of them, and he asks him why he has to wear the dumb clothes he is wearing. He asks his son why his father is so angry, and the Duke replies that he is giving his son what he has always wanted. He says that his father has been trying to make him happy, but that he will never be the queen of the land. The Duke says that the knight needs some rest, and that he cannot remove his collar. He reminds his son of the fight he fought with Ajani, and says that if he had not risked his life to save the knight, he would not have risked his own life. He also says that he does not know what they are going to do with the prisoners, as they are not allowed to leave the castle.