RE: UK: Coronation

It is difficult to make the negation credible.

Rather, when I say to my husband "You are not my master!", I find that he is after all, and it is he whom I address so emphatically who is supposed to assure me that he is indeed not. As long as I look at him and direct my laser beam that "you are not my master!", he does not hear the "not" in my call, but rather the "you are master". In order for my man to realize that he is not my master, I role model in our relationship that any hostility which comes up within our relationship is going to be mastered by me through skillful spontaneity. With the awareness that I have more fails than successes I know that I need more training in being skillful. Until when we realize that neither of us is only master and only servant but both, and constantly changing roles.

The bright yellow placards and the shouts of the "people" to "their king" confirm that the people legitimise the king and that he can thus continue to feel legitimate.
Since the people and the king seem to be convinced of each other as the antithesis, the king can only fear these subjects all the more as they ridicule him. Thus mutual antipathy cranks up and one avoids realising that the evil I see in the other is my own cutting me in half. One that is good and the other that is evil. I cheer my evil shadow on those who must ultimately be seen as the enemy. Deeply dependent on the fact that in order to be seen as friendly, I absolutely need another to be seen as a foe. If there is no bad guy, I cannot and will not be the good guy.