Episode
The Royal Tutor: A Timid Heart
Overview
Ever since the king pointed out Prince Kai's communication problems, the second prince has been confused about how exactly to go about improving them. Professor Heine and the prince's brothers have some advice for him, but can Kai muster the courage to put it into practice?
Details
- Series
- The Royal Tutor
- Season
- Season 1
- Episode
- Episode 8
- Air date
- 2017-05-24
- Runtime
- 24 min
Episode context
A Timid Heart is Episode 8 in Season 1 of The Royal Tutor. It aired on 2017-05-24. The runtime is 24 min.
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Episode 7: The Whereabouts of a Dream
From a young age, Prince Bruno has poured his utmost efforts into his studies to catch up with the crown prince who everyone saw as a genius. So when little brother Leonhard shows signs of genius, too--however unbelievable that may be--he panics. Can Heine help the brainiac prince decide what he really wants out of life?
Episode 9: The Price of the Past
One year ago, Prince Kai was suspended from military school for violent misconduct. Now the incident is back to haunt him in the form of a tabloid article. Can Kai overcome his past by truly confronting it?
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Episode 1: The Royal Tutor Arrives
The kingdom of Glanzreich is at the height of prosperity. The palace employs a tutor to give its princelings an exhaustive education and groom them into fit candidates for the throne, and the prestigious post of royal tutor is bestowed upon only the best and brightest teachers from throughout the kingdom. When Heine Wittgenstein arrives at Weisburg Palace to take charge of four picture-perfect princes as the new royal tutor, he quickly learns that he’ll have his work cut out for him--for looks and reputations can be most deceiving indeed. Can Heine whip them into shape?