So the grandmother of the crown prince is the aunt of the father of the female lead? But they still wanted them to marry? I know that marriages of cousins are allowed in many countries, but… doesn’t it still feel like a bad idea?
Also: this festival is officially run by the royal family and the play is shown on the fricking royal palace stage. However, the queen is still stooping as low as to hire thugs that will ruin the fun of her own people watching a play?
What will the audience think about the security that their rulers should provide, when thugs can just verbally assault participants there however they please?
Won’t this damage the reputation of the whole royal family as hosts and make people stay away from any future festivities on palace grounds if they feel unsafe there?
Eveaustria
So the grandmother of the crown prince is the aunt of the father of the female lead? But they still wanted them to marry? I know that marriages of cousins are allowed in many countries, but… doesn’t it still feel like a bad idea?
Also: this festival is officially run by the royal family and the play is shown on the fricking royal palace stage. However, the queen is still stooping as low as to hire thugs that will ruin the fun of her own people watching a play?
What will the audience think about the security that their rulers should provide, when thugs can just verbally assault participants there however they please?
Won’t this damage the reputation of the whole royal family as hosts and make people stay away from any future festivities on palace grounds if they feel unsafe there?