*one would expect Arthur to be perceptive enough to notice the change and to be concerned by the change, but while he does, he's not; he's become used to their awkward-but-not-unpleasant relationship, to the boy who he may someday be able to think of as 'nephew' and nothing more, and nothing less--*
He looks up at that, eyes blazing -- not with hatred; something quite possibly worse. "Your sister's dear and damned near only son, aye. Well I know it. As for the other, I can never hope to equal your Lancelot, who murders his friends."
Are you not well, nephew?
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