Hi there.
In this area, we are in check from the queen, but you know what?
We can just take the queen.
It's not protected by anything.
If the queen was protected by anything like a pawn here, a pawn here, bishop here or not here.
So there was like that.
We couldn't take the queen because we'd still be in check after.
But in this case, we can take the queen, which is often generally going to be better than running
away from the queen, like here or here.
So just bear that in mind.
When the peace starts checking, you can be captured by the king itself.
And that piece is not protected by anything.
Then you can just simply take.
So the king, although it seems like, you know, precious item, it can actually pop out for dinner
sometimes and eat, capture, capture the opponent's pieces.
So, yes, don't use the term eat.
It should be capture, don't use the term castle.
It should be broke.
Don't use the term horsey or horse.
It should be Knight.
Let's get away from those other terms.
Yeah.
Let's go to the more elevated, more cultured chess terms.
We can capture the opponents queen here because the Queen is not supported by another piece or pawn.
So bear that in mind as well.
OK, and so much.