"Criticism Prince - That's Fatal -"

Lunchtime. Prince Frederick is eating alone when the academy's rumored "baroness of commoner origins" and her entourage of three young noblemen appear. "I'd like you to listen to the troubles of a pitiful young lady who has no friends of the same gender." When asked this, Frederick quietly declares: ——That is fatal. A young lady who makes no effort, learns neither manners nor refinement, and uses only the position of "victim" as a shield. And the young noblemen who indulge her. The prince strikes down the reality and responsibility of aristocratic society with sound logic. But the moment the tactless young lady insults Frederick's beloved fiancée, his words transform into condemnation. A merciless "critique" handed down during a quiet lunchtime.