Dizzy attends a concert given by Jus Cos. If there's any chapter of the book you hate, this is likely it.

Dizzy finally finds out why Lord Dunem has such an odd way of dealing with their enemies.

Dizzy wonders if his new plan is worse than the old debt, but his consideration is derailed at the sound of a shot.

Dizzy realizes he'll never be a king like his brother, and he's fine with that.

Dizzy attends his brother's funeral, and gets a disturbing message from the king. He seeks help from the Dowager Queen.

After the harrowing ordeal of the morning briefing, Dizzy holds court, and finds himself slipping into a vicious new character.

Dizzy finds that he is utterly unprepared for the kind of difficult decisions, both foreign and domestic, that royalty must face.

Dizzy learns more about house Wilde as Wendy describes to him just how big a mistake he's made. Lord Dunem takes a few moments to reinforce the lesson.

Dizzy has a chance to play circular chess against the Prime Minister of Belgium, and Police Chief Trumble meets with a nobleman who wants to help hunt Dizzy down.

Dizzy sees just how poor the commoners are as he tours an algae factory, then gets prepared to play a game of live circular Chess against the Prime Minister of Belgium.