Which everyone immediately acclaimed, because both are deeply familiar with the various Arthuriana legends, have zero nostalgia, and are into journalism.
And would have made the (reasonably surrealist) joke about the Chads.
I also appreciate Mitchison being even for the space of four sentences on Team Underappreciated Kay:
"When she got back Lienors was there, turning in a piece about Sir Kay. The Camelot Chronicle carried on a minor war with him, ever since he had snapped the head off one of their reporters who was snooping round the kitchens. It was bad luck for Sir Kay, who tried to be a good administrator and keep down Court expenditure and insisted on a reasonable degree of general honesty. But he was tactless, and the newspapers teased him so that he would go down to posterity as a stupid and unsympathetic character."
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Date: 2024-07-15 09:11 pm (UTC)And would have made the (reasonably surrealist) joke about the Chads.
I also appreciate Mitchison being even for the space of four sentences on Team Underappreciated Kay:
"When she got back Lienors was there, turning in a piece about Sir Kay. The Camelot Chronicle carried on a minor war with him, ever since he had snapped the head off one of their reporters who was snooping round the kitchens. It was bad luck for Sir Kay, who tried to be a good administrator and keep down Court expenditure and insisted on a reasonable degree of general honesty. But he was tactless, and the newspapers teased him so that he would go down to posterity as a stupid and unsympathetic character."