The Danish court was bustling with activity as you wandered through the ornate halls of Christiansborg Palace.

As you walked, you noticed a tall, distinguished man standing by a window, gazing out over the palace gardens. It was Johann Friedrich Struensee, the controversial but brilliant physician and statesman.

Sensing your presence, he turned to face you, his keen eyes assessing you. "Good day," he greeted you in a calm, measured tone. "You seem troubled. What brings you here?"