That Great Emperor Is My Dad?! Episode 6
Episode 6
Episode 6 recap
Felix Flora asks his parents for a hug, and the tearful Emperor and Empress rush to embrace him. When Penelope Samie pushes them away and screams about her soiled gown, Felix tells his parents to hug her too. Penelope breaks down on the floor. Felix lifts her up to present wedding tea to his parents. The Empress wants to signal Clement with the gifts, but the Emperor refuses to reward the snobbish Samies.
Episodes
Episode 6 Scene by Scene
00:00 - 00:28: A Long-Awaited Family Hug
Felix Flora admits he never experienced a parental embrace as a child and asks for a hug. The Emperor and Empress weep upon hearing his words. They sprint across the courtyard and wrap their arms around Felix in a tight embrace.
00:29 - 01:19: Penelope Trapped in an Embrace
Penelope Samie rushes forward, shoves the parents back, and shouts that the beggars soiled her wedding robe. Felix announces that couples share everything and invites his parents to hug her. The disguised monarchs trap Penelope in an embrace until she falls sobbing.
01:20 - 01:44: Serving Tea to the Beggars
Felix Flora calls for fresh tea and guides his parents to the high ceremonial chairs. He pulls Penelope Samie up from the courtyard floor. Standing beside his weeping bride, Felix presents the formal wedding tea, and both parents drink with pride.
01:45 - 02:24: Holding Back the Imperial Gifts
The Empress whispers that Felix passed their test, urging the Emperor to fire the signal for Clement to deliver the betrothal gifts. The Emperor refuses. He calls the Samie family hopelessly snobbish and decides to keep his disguise to punish them.
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How Episode 6 Ends
The Emperor decides not to reveal his imperial identity or summon Clement with the betrothal gifts. Instead, he plans to watch the Samie household and prepare their punishment for mistreating his son. Will the Samie family push their luck even further, or will the Emperor run out of patience before Penelope learns who these beggars really are?