But the girl is quite unimpressed because she is quite the blind cow, declaring that the rose will not go with her dress and, anyway, she prefers the jewels given to her by the Chamberlain’s nephew. So the student, disillusioned and impatient, hurls the red rose beneath the wheels of a passing carriage and returns to his books.
The girl is unimpressed because she considers herself a blind cow who does not like how the rose looks with her dress and prefers the jewels from the Chamberlain’s nephew. The student, feeling disillusioned and impatient, throws the red rose under the wheels of a passing carriage and goes back to his studies.