The next morning, Bolingbroke is still at the palace, but he's not feeling well. He's worried about his wife, who's still in the mountains. He wants to find her and get her back to the palace on his own. But he can't find her, because she's forbidden to roam the grounds of the palace. He tells the king to shake his hand, but the king won't shake it. He says he'll have to stay in the palace until they bring her back. The king doesn't seem to care. He just wants to know why he hasn't come out yet. He asks if the king intends to give the job of perfumist to a lowly woman. The man says the king doesn1t intend to give that job to that woman. He also says that he wants to make sure that everything they've done isn1t traced back to his wife. He thinks the king has figured out something, so they should be careful for now. But the king is staring at him stiffly, and the man says he shouldn1t stare at the king in that way. He can1t stand the sight of the king staring at his wife in this way. What if