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This is an example of our king in check from the Rock, so actually in this position we can't really
move the rock because we have to address the check.
So legal moves here include this one.
This one, this one, this one, this one, this one, but not here.
We can't do this because we'd still be in check from the rock.
The line extends in scope.
We can only move away from that check in this example.
So, yeah, if we check like that, for example, we have to move away from check.
So the legal moves here include this one.
This one.
This one, this one.
They're all away from that check and we can't go here and we can't go there.
So those Brener the illegal moves, we can't play those moves.
So our king is said to be in check here.
And this is from a rock in this particular example.
And once we move the king, we might want to check the ponies.
Can you and guess how the opponent's king would be able to move here?
I hope you can guess.
It's here, here and here.
So away from that check.
So say here they'll be a legal move, so I hope this explains King in check as the example from a rock.
OK, that's how much.