The N king and queen

"The N King and Queen" centers on a deceased melanated King and Queen, once powerful rulers who sacrificed their lives for their people's freedom. Now residing in the ethereal Astral Plane, they observe their descendants on Earth. The Queen, burdened by profound grief and disappointment, struggles to comprehend why their people are making a mockery of their sacrifices, engaging in self-destructive behaviors, and embracing a form of "slavery" through materialism and disrespect. The King, her steadfast anchor, attempts to soothe her pain while acknowledging the heartbreaking truth of their people's plight. Their dialogue is a raw exploration of legacy, freedom, and the enduring struggle for self-worth in the face of societal decay. The Queen is introduced in the Astral Plane, visibly distressed and bowed by grief. The King approaches her, immediately sensing her turmoil. Their initial exchange reveals the source of her pain: the destructive behavior of their descendants on Earth. The Queen articulates her profound disappointment, detailing how their people fight amongst themselves, cling to old wounds, emulate oppressors, and misuse the titles of "kings and queens." The King listens, offering solace and perspective, reminding her of their enduring love for their people and the need to guide them. The Queen then expresses a deeper anguish regarding the "queens" who accept degradation and the "kings" who commit atrocities, all driven by money and a warped sense of power. The King explains that their people are blinded by these desires, using their ancestors as mere references rather than inspirations.