The Spanish Ambassador to Scotland doesn’t want to do his job anymore, just wants to party it up.

>Dr. De Puebla’s path had been anything but rosy. He never had enough money; he was harassed by the suspicions of more aristocratic Spanish envoys; he was accused of base behavior and of being more English than Spanish in his sympathies. At the moment he was involved in a bitter squabble with his colleague, the Spanish Ambassador to Scotland, who, after a taste of life in England, refused to go back where he belonged. ____________________________ **Source:** Mattingly, Garrett. “Part I: A Spanish Princess (1485-1509); Chapter 2, Section i” *Catherine of Aragon*. New York: Quality Paperback , 1990. 24. Print.