The young man, the heir to the throne, who was fond of chivalric novels and Wagner operas, turned out to be so unprepared for government that he began to withdraw more and more into himself. The rich halls, designed in the style of "Lohengrin" and "knights of the Round Table" and decorated with gold and silver, only distracted him more from real life, full of defeats and pain. He no longer remembered his name, identifying himself with the swan knight Lohengrin, then with the king of the holy Grail Percival… But when the prince was declared mentally ill, a servant was assigned to him, almost his age, so that the heir would not inadvertently do stupid things. Your Highness, this is the twentieth time you've read Tannhauser... maybe it's time for you to go to bed?… sighed