Josephine took the paper carefully, listening close as Raoul spoke. She was relieved that the plan did not include any more bloodshed or battling, in truth. She had feared her people would do what the king had done to them first, and overthrow his by force. This at least was fair justice by the people. "But what if I don't want to be queen?" She murmured. "I don't know how to run a kingdom. I know nothing of politics or money. Your father may rule with an iron fist, but at least he has not let the kingdom topple. I fear I will be no good for this already suffering land."