Simon: I can both like you and be against the system.

Wille: But can you, really?

Simon: Yes, Wille. I'm not gonna initiate some coup. Of course I can. What is it about the monarchy that you like so much?

Wille: It's Sweden's history. I mean, we are one of the oldest monarchies in the world. We are a symbol that unites the people.

Simon: "Unites the people"? You sound like Jan-Olof.

Wille: But, come on, Simon. It is a real job. There are so many examples of diplomatic situations that the royal family has solved because the government wasn't able to.

Simon: Yeah, uh...

Wille: Where we could be a neutral party.

Simon: Everything you mentioned can be done without someone being born to do it. Letting the people choose. And without you, Wille, having had a choice. What... what kind of life is that?

Wille: It's a... It's really a privilege. Not a punishment.

Simon: I'm just saying that I've seen how it makes you feel.