What did the swindlers claim to be able to make from the story the emperors new clothes by Hans Christian andersen?

Answer 1

In Hans Christian Andersen's story, 'The Emperor's New Clothes', a couple of swindlers promise the emperor that they can stitch him a magical set of clothes, which are invisible to those who are unfit for their position, or stupid.

Answer 2

The story suggests that the Emperor was concerned with his image, and feared he might be seen as less than great and capable. In this case, his tailors created the fiction that their most exquisite clothes could not be seen by those who were unworthy (the incompetent or the unfit). His courtiers and the populace, awed by the power of the Emperor, are afraid to displease him and most go along with the charade. Finally someone of the lowest bearing (a child) is innocent enough to speak the truth, that the Emperor has no clothes.

Answer 3

The swindlers claimed to be able to make clothes that were invisible to anyone who was unfit for their position, or just simply incompetent. This deception led the emperor to believe that he was truly wearing invisible clothes, when in reality, he was wearing nothing at all.

Answer 4

money