After the introduction of absolutism, the queen increasingly attracted attention for her protection of favorites and her persecution of those she disliked. It was said that "The queen is not always good toward those, who devote themselves to the king, without being dependent upon others"; that she wished to be "sought and honored", and by handing out favors she gathered followers to a queen's party who owed their loyalty to her personally, and who eventually also gained influence over her.
After the introduction of absolutism, the queen became known for her favoritism towards those close to her while targeting those she disliked. It was noted that "The queen is not always kind to those who serve the king without relying on others"; she desired recognition and sought followers by granting favors, which led to a loyal group around her who gained influence over her.