David Seidler

Lionel Logue defends his unconventional methods and lack of medical credentials by recounting his experience treating shell-shocked soldiers after the Great War. Bertie, feeling the pressure of his royal status, struggles to trust Lionel despite the progress they have made.

Bertie opens up to Lionel about the physical and emotional trauma of his childhood, including the abuse from his nanny and the pressure from his father. The scene explores the root causes of Bertie's stammer and the growing trust between the future King and his unorthodox speech therapist.