Why Did Snow White's Guards Fail to Protect Her?

[DaveC426913]

WARNING: minor spoiler

OK, if I were the Queen, I'd be firing my personal guards.

Huntsmen is on his knees in front of her, under sword-point by a half dozen of her finest personal guards.

Manages to bury his dagger to the hilt in her kidney while her guards look on.

The guards brandish their weapons even more, and say: "HEY! You mortally stab the queen ONE MORE TIME and we kill ya, you hear?"

 

[ThomasT]

WARNING: minor spoiler

OK, if I were the Queen, I'd be firing my personal guards.

Huntsmen is on his knees in front of her, under sword-point by a half dozen of her finest personal guards.

Manages to bury his dagger to the hilt in her kidney while her guards look on.

The guards brandish their weapons even more, and say: "HEY! You mortally stab the queen ONE MORE TIME and we kill ya, you hear?"

This reminds me of that joke where the regional bad guy kills this other guy's wife and family. When the guy finally catches up to the bad guy he admonishes him with, "You better watch that stuff!"

 

[DaveC426913]

This reminds me of that joke where the regional bad guy kills this other guy's wife and family. When the guy finally catches up to the bad guy he admonishes him with, "You better watch that stuff!"

Hee. Your joke sounded like it was shaping up like this one.
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[ThomasT]

Hee. Your joke sounded like it was shaping up like this one.
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That's a good one.

 

[LudusRex]

I would first analyze the situation and gather more information. Is the Queen already dead or is she still alive? If she is still alive, can she be saved with medical intervention? What is the motive behind the Huntsmen's actions? Is he under some kind of influence or is he acting on his own accord?

Then, I would assess the capabilities of the Queen's personal guards. Are they trained and equipped to handle such a situation? If not, why not? Is there a flaw in the security system that allowed the Huntsmen to get so close to the Queen? Are there any changes that need to be made in order to prevent similar incidents in the future?

Finally, I would also consider the ethical implications of the guards' response. Is it ethical for them to threaten violence in order to protect the Queen? Is there a better way to handle the situation that would ensure the safety of the Queen and the Huntsmen?

Overall, this situation raises important questions about security, ethics, and human behavior. As a scientist, it is important to approach these questions with a critical and analytical mindset in order to understand and learn from the events that have unfolded.