The queen is really a horrific mother. Not only did she have a power of precognition to ensure her way of raising pryde turned out stellar and yet decide to just shun her, she also literally essentially foresaw pryde's execution (or however the villainess ends in this story, I forgot by now) and figured "perfect!". She entirely threw away the child both in her present and in her future plans, and now that she finds out her visions were incorrect she thinks she wants to become her mother again?
During this kind of story, I always wish the mc will end up clearly distancing themselves from the concept of the failure being their parent in any more than mere blood. They are literally adults in a childs body, so they should not feel a need for the supposed parents praise. And the sheer catharsis for the reader to have the queen chewed out and thrown out of the story as more than a bg-char in a spiel of how they utterly neglected the mc would be quite satisfying.
In this specific case, I would have liked the queen to be met with some greeting where mc essentially alienates herself from the queen, like greeting her similar to the boy as if it was the first time she met the queen, and adhering entirely to the etiquette one would have expected from a noble without familial ties to her.
ps: not only as a mother, but she is bad even as a queen, as iirc the kingdom had quite the turmoil as thanks to how she planned for pryde's story to end. Could have just nipped the problems in their bud instead, or maybe overrule tradition with the declaration that she saw a prophesy of catastrophe if pryde becomes queen.