Marry Lisandra

A couple of days later, you proclaim your decision to marry Lisandra to the court. Your decision to marry a courtesan, your father's former mistress no less, was greeted with shock by your vassals, making them think you've lost your mind and wonder how Lisandra managed to dominate you. More eyebrows are raised as you decide to legitimize the child Lisandra is carrying in her, essentially making it a potential heir. Some are publicly attacking you as a hedonist, more interested in pursuing pleasure than ruling. However, you quickly prove them wrong as you exert brutal response on a few cases of attempted treason. After that, you gain the respect of your vassals, albeit for a few of them, reluctantly.

Despite objections, the wedding takes place as scheduled, with you replacing the court's priest with a willing friar once the former tries to teach you about propriety. He has no moral standing to be telling you those words, as he molests boys under the guise of purifying them. Even if she doesn't want it, Lisandra ends up as your queen.