Give a detailed account of Gulliver's departure from the house of farmers to the King's Palace at Brobdingnag . answer in 100 words .

Gulliver is exhibited and exploited by his master till he grows thin and weary. After extracting Gulliver's energy, the master plans to sell him to the queen, thinking that he will die soon. Gulliver is taken to the court where amused Queen takes him to the King. The emperor confuses him with a doll or clever clockwork and immediately appoints three scholars to examine him. The three scholars after much debate settle to call him "freak of nature". Despite being a freak among Brobdingnagians, Gulliver impresses the King and finds his place at the court. Glumdalclitch is employed as his nurse and he becomes a favourite amusement for the Queen and court ladies.