[ SECRET POST #2918 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2918 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

But it wasn't fine. He was the prince, the future king and he was self-absorbed and could bully people. Just what kind of good king wouldn't stop to think about his people, especially when staying in their homes? I mean, he's a *guest* and yes, many cultures have this idea that hosts are to tend to their guests every whim and it's a super important role - but when he's the crown prince and she's a peasant who supports herself by being a mad and her dad died and she's all alone, he ought to stop to consider that 1) she doesn't have everything he's used to, 2) she certainly doesn't have a lot of what she does have, and 3) he treated pretty much everyone like that.

He still retained some of his pain in the ass traits (I have a long list of reasons why I'd like to punch Arthur in the face for the way he treats Merlin) but her lecture was a good part of his character development.

[(Anonymous)]

His obnoxiousness was a gag. Arthur was way over the top about it but we were supposed to like Arthur at that point. It's stupid when shows portray characters as flawed but likable and then introduce a live interest to tame said character and change their flaws.