Either in this fictional example, say we are black or white, we're actually being Chac at the moment,
this pool is frightening, capturable king oking never actually gets captured, but it can be put in
check.
So here are legal moves are kind of strange because we're in check.
We have to deal with that.
But we can take this -- and they'll take us out of check.
We can take this -- and we can take this --.
And as you might expect, we can't move into our own pieces.
We can't take our pieces.
We can only take the opponent's pieces.
And that's assuming they're actually not protected by anything.
So if there was a -- here, we couldn't take this one.
If you imagine that there was a -- there, then we couldn't take this one.
If you imagine that there's a black --, that we couldn't take this one.
But as it is, we can take all three pawns in this fictional situation.
So the king is in check here from these two pawns.
OK, so I hope you get this particular example.
And let's look at other Czech examples of where the king to move.
So how you count into the next lecture, OK?
A much.