I agree. The king is blindly resent his son and put all blame to him while he himself didn't even do his job properly as a king; not giving proper support to the north, didn't even respect those who died in war, he failed to understand the problem in the whole situation is actually deeper just because his eldest son is there.
A king should have act fair towards everyone in public, as much as he resent his eldest son, he should have giving proper attention towards those who deserved that. For him to agree giving victory ceremony because his second son begged for it is totally unfair.
By showing the orc king's head to all people there, the king should have think that to kill one orc that big, the northern soldiers needed 3 months and losing thousands souls. So if he fails to agree with the eldest son's demand to make sons of noble families come to the north, might as well kiss a goodbye to their loyalty.
That way, when any monster come again, the north will choose to protect themselves and taking no responsibility if those monters reach the capital.
I agree. The king is blindly resent his son and put all blame to him while he himself didn't even do his job properly as a king; not giving proper support to the north, didn't even respect those who died in war, he failed to understand the problem in the whole situation is actually deeper just because his eldest son is there.
A king should have act fair towards everyone in public, as much as he resent his eldest son, he should have giving proper attention towards those who deserved that. For him to agree giving victory ceremony because his second son begged for it is totally unfair.
By showing the orc king's head to all people there, the king should have think that to kill one orc that big, the northern soldiers needed 3 months and losing thousands souls. So if he fails to agree with the eldest son's demand to make sons of noble families come to the north, might as well kiss a goodbye to their loyalty.
That way, when any monster come again, the north will choose to protect themselves and taking no responsibility if those monters reach the capital.