In this chapter, we learn that King Lear's mother, Queen Leah, and her daughter, Jane Eyre, were raised by fairies, who were cursed by their parents. Jane Eyre's father, the Duke of York, is a transfer student at the University of York. He is a member of the royal court, and he and his wife, the Queen, have been living on the island of York for many years. The Duke and Queen have been married for twenty-one years, and they have three children, a daughter, a son, and a daughter-in-law. They are called the "Queen" and "Leah," respectively, and the Duke is called "the King." The Queen, however, is not the queen's daughter, but the daughter of the Duke's wife, Queen Henrietta, who was raised by her own parents. The Queen's son, Duke Senior, is the son of Queen Henrietta's sister, Queen Katharine, who is the queen of England. He was born in England, and his father is the duke of York's uncle. He has been educated in England by his parents, who raised him as a child. The two of them have been friends since childhood, and when the Queen asks him about his family, he tells her that he is a "transfer student" and that he has never met