Having spent some quality alone time with Yasmin, Berengar's other two brides, who were present to witness them absconding from the Royal Bathhouse, were visibly upset. Adela, more so than Linde, she hated Yasmin. The reason for being was purely religious. As a devout Christian, Adela disproved of the relationship Berengar had with his Muslim bride, and the alliance he made with her family's Kingdom.
The High Queen of Austria considered Yasmin a poor influence on Berengar and worried that she might try to tempt him to convert to her heretical beliefs. Of course, she did not know nor care that Yasmin was more secular than she was devout. Thus, the moment Adela saw her husband leaving the bath with his Moorish whore in tow, she had every urge to attack the woman verbally..
