world from the one that he has always known.
Except...it doesn't feel like that to him. It seems that this is how it's always been.
How different one change can make...
Right now Arthur has just made his first speech to the people as King in his own right...and he hasn't a clue as to how he went. Anyone care to enlighten him?
The King awakes to a very different Except...it doesn't feel like that to him. It seems that this is how it's always been.
How different one change can make...
Right now Arthur has just made his first speech to the people as King in his own right...and he hasn't a clue as to how he went. Anyone care to enlighten him?
- Mood:
nervous
- Location:The room next to the balcony, Camelot Castle
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Morgana's highly amused by Arthur's nerves and feels the need to tease him. As if turning 21 and giving a speech made him any more King than he's been his entire life.
Was that...a compliment?
What the Hell is Arthur supposed to make of that, he looks at her suspiciously. "Are all my clothes on properly?"
It will be entertaining to see what he does next.
"Other than that, you are completely dressed; your clothes are even clean. Did you replace Merlin?"
Then he'll just glaaaaare. "Oh, funny, very funny. It's all right for you, you just lie around all day, brushing your hair."
"Yes, and in between brush strokes, I did not help your mother at all in organizing things, or should I go suggest to her you think women sit around all day making themselves beautiful?"
Morgana -- Arthur-button pusher extraordinaire.
"Maybe you don't brush your hair all day, but you don't have to wear this stupid crown and make speeches."
In short, she'd rather be giving the speeches and wearing the crown. It's likely less taxing.
"Anyway you have my mother to help you, no-one can make my speech for me."
Well, they could, but it would be very bad form.
If Arthur ever repeats such a statement to the Dowager Queen, Morgana will simple claim she was teasing.
She's so crafty with her words, even now.
Then he grins. "Are you plotting to overthrow me? Do I need to call the guards?"
"Only one day as King and you are already threatening me with the guards? Do I make you nervous, Arthur? Afraid I could beat you, even in this."
Yes, yes she did just go there.
Folding his arms he puts on an expression of absolute seriousness. "When do you ever beat me? Fairly, I mean?"