"The end of evil is evil"
The king's wife were punished for what they did, but now the question arises whether what the king did to this young girl was right? Or let us leave it at that, whatever the king did not of his own free will, he was forced to do it?
Well, as soon as this girl asked the two brothers who are kings to come down and when he came down, he threatened them and asked them to do to her everything was very wrong because they came to see with their own eyes that their wives did all this in their absence of them and they did also in the absence of their wives.
One thing I don't quite understand is that when he came back after doing all that with the young lady, he came back and killed his wife and the rest of the slaves. Why didn't he kill earlier when he saw it all happening with his own eyes? As his brother King Schahzaman did when he was coming to meet him.
And now I don't even understand why the king Schahriar is doing all this with the girls of the whole kingdom? I think there are two reasons, one is that he has gone crazy with the beast and the other is that there is a sense of guilt and he misses his wife a lot and he tries to find his wife in every girl.
As far as the Vizir is concerned, he also supported the king Schahriar in this despicable act of bringing the girls of the entire empire to the king, his punishment is that today his daughter will also spend the night with the king. Because as I said at the beginning of the story, "the end of evil is evil".
Now it is to be seen whether the Vizir's daughter can reform the king after marrying him and whether the king can adopt her as his wife forever or not and whether he can spend his whole life with her after marriage without killing her or not.......
I think that he is angry about all women and he does not want any woman he sleeps with to be able to be unfaithful to him.
Yes, of course it can and there is logic in it as well. Thanks