What opinion do you form of the king after he rejects gullivers proposal? Explain with examples.

Even though the Brobdingnagians, seem to be idealists to Gulliver, one cannot help but admire the Emperor's sense of ethical behaviour. He correctly points out that the English system of governance, does not cover enough ground to avoid corruption, and he is appalled at the idea of the usage of gunpowder, as he believes in peace. Even though they do suffer from some flaws, the Brobdinganagians are moral giants, the kind that mankind should aspire towards being.