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The dominant theory posits that the Queen murdered her husband to eliminate both him and her rival, Rachel, in a single stroke. Readers speculate her ultimate goal is to implicate Rosalyn by linking the crime to the arsenic distributed by Rosalyn's family company, thereby removing all her enemies and regaining control over Robien, the new king. While Robien and Rosalyn appear suspicious of the evidence and are conducting their own investigation, readers express frustration at the characters' failure to immediately see through the seemingly transparent plot. A minority of readers propose more complex theories, questioning the Queen's logic or even suspecting Robien himself is the true mastermind, manipulating events to destroy his entire family. 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