Seeing the Queen's anxiety, Sir Arthur Hastings couldn't help but furrow his brow, attempting to ease Victoria's worries: "Hmm... Your Majesty, if you will allow me, my opinion is that it is indeed difficult for a person's judgment to be absolutely fair. In such cases, it might be worth listening to the views of those who have no vested interest in them."
"People with no vested interest in them?" Victoria didn't understand Arthur's point: "Where in the court can there be such people?"
