10 points 3. How do lines 64-68 contribute to the mood of the queen's speech? It emphasizes the queen's frustration with King Midas'power. She despises his ability to take away the life of all that is beautiful. It emphasizes how the queen loves admires the beauty of gold and the beauty of nature. It emphasizes how the queen is disappointed that her husband's power made him a fool. It emphasizes the queen's frustration with King Midas's power. She seems jealous of his power to turn thing into gold.