Esfandiyar Shames Bahman in Court

From C8.10, Bahman Returns to Esfandiyar. It illustrates C8.10.21–32 (to C8.10.36):

C8.10.21
When Bahman reached the royal dwelling place,He stood before his father face to face.
C8.10.22
Then glorious Esfandiyar asked his son,“What answer have you from the peerless one?”
C8.10.23
Then Bahman sat and told what he had heard;He gave his father Rostam’s every word.
C8.10.24
He gave first Rostam’s greeting and reply,Then told what he had marked with careful eye.
C8.10.25
He told his father what his eyes had seen,Describing Rostam’s strength and mighty mien.
C8.10.26
“I never saw among the great or smallA man like Rostam, mightiest of all.
C8.10.27
He has a lion’s heart and elephant’s size;He pulls, and from the Nile its great beasts rise.
C8.10.28
He came, no jowshan, gorz, nor any traceOf helm or kamand, to the Hirmund’s place.
C8.10.29
He longs to see you; yet I cannot sayWhat purpose guides him on his chosen way.”
C8.10.30
Then Esfandiyar grew angry at his son,And shamed him in full court for what was done.
C8.10.31
He said, “A noble man should not confideHis secrets to a woman at his side.
C8.10.32
Send children on a weighty task and seeHow little strength and courage there will be.