Joseph endured the stench, standing amidst the tall grass for over half an hour with seven wild boars that had been hunted, until he finally heard the heavenly voice of the first painter, "I'm ready here, Your Highness."
Joseph nodded to him, then promptly mounted his horse to "escape."
The other painters shook their heads in remorse.
The servants behind began to gather the prey, and Charles spurred his horse to catch up with his brother. After hesitating several times, he finally summoned the courage to say, "Brother, look, I'm not young anymore."
Joseph reined in his horse, turned his head, revealing a look of understanding: "You must have fallen for some lady, right? I can talk to Mother for you."
Charles widened his eyes, almost thinking his brother had already known about "Louise," but then quickly realized his brother was referring to a "lady" rather than "madam."
He quickly shook his head: "No, you've got it wrong.
"Actually, I want to serve as Governor of Essen..."
