...that was certainly very theatrical but in what way was the response that of a villainess? "Fucked up how the dumbest great grandkid of a rich dude still assumes noblesse oblige and inherent superiority, when who knows how many einsteins we've lost to low grade fevers and lead paint - imagine how many times you've walked past a filth-covered commoner who, if the playing field were even, would have knocked the crown off your noble forehead twice lol" is probably not something a rich person wants to hear. But in this context of a fairy tale storybook, how is this evil/villainess acting? They might think she's rude and foolish, but calling out the king's lackies for their lack of merit while vouching for the poor is pretty mainstream ethics