Let Sir Dietrich speak.

Sir Dietrich is known far and wide for his silver tongue, and it would be unwise for a king not to allow one of his subjects to use what he is good at. So you sit quietly by as Sir Dietrich stands up and screams, "I WILL NOT STAND PASSIVELY BYE AND ALLOW THIS LYING TRAITOR TO IMPLY THAT MY KING WOULD EVER EVEN SUGGEST HIS MOTHER, THE FORMER QUEEN, WHERE SOMETHING LIKE THAT ON A DAY THAT IS SUPPOSED TO BE SPECIAL FOR HER! I demand to see the arch Duke presently so we can sort this out NOW!"

All at once, the guards in the lower area drew the weapon skywards and towards the balcony, prompting sir Dietrich to say, "You dare draw you swords on your King. Need I remind you that the King provided the external guards for this ceremony? 50 of the King's finest guards stand guard outside the castle. On the first sound of trouble, they will charge in."

Herald calls out in an attempt to calm the situation, "Now, everyone, calm down and put your swords away. As of you, King {name}, I must ask that you return to your kingdom; your attendant's behavior has forsaken your claim to my Arch Duke's land."