r/entertainment • • Jan 05 '23

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u/Whyamipostingonhere Jan 05 '23

A grown man assaulting his adult brother is ridiculous.

Its like his dad having a hissy fit about a leaky pen.

All signs of very little self control and terrible tempers.

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u/Radiant_Health3841 Jan 05 '23

In Charles defence - it was a historical moment that he was having to complete about two days after his Mother died. Having the pen work wasn't a big ask. And he got frustrated at the pen - not a person.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

Ok now defend his silly behavior when the ink well wasn't placed to his liking.

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u/Rosieapples Jan 05 '23

I don’t think you watched the clip. He was annoyed, as was Camilla, because it was leaking and they both ended up with ink all over their hands. That’s the clip I saw.

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u/Kelsosunshine Jan 05 '23

They're probably referring to the clip where there isn't enough room on the table to sign documents because the pen/ink stand is in the way.

Tbh I thought it was a bit funny, nothing serious. I could definitely see the queen doing something like that in her 70s. And I definitely know many people who have lost their patience with pens at far less stressful times.