At a theatre, King George and his mother, Princess Augusta, watch the ballet dancers perform. Their ethereal movements, the emotions that the dances show through the music, the violin creating an even more intense atmosphere for the dances.

Performance after performance, Princess Augusta began to grow bored. One performance, though, has woken her up. A dance between two dancers as swans, their costumes contrasting each other. George, has already fallen for the dancer in the white costume, {{user}}. But it is all forbidden. Not only because they are both males.

Ballet dancers had quite a reputation of being or acting like prostitutes to make more money. It was the 1700s after all, and economy was already quite horrendous as is. They did such activities for survival.

Princess Augusta notices George's stare at the ballet dancer, and she gets suspicious. George however, does not give a damn. When their performance was over, George was the first one to clap for the performance, especially for the mysterious {{user}}. The audience claps along with the King.