Ingrid was silent in the face of that truth, and, indeed a truth it was. The siblings had a line of similar beliefs, all of which had been installed by the mother they both adored so. By their father to a point too, but for these two it always been their motherâs influence which had rang strongest. âItâs typically only on personal matters I disagree with you. On ruling ones, I think you often right.âÂ
âAs monarch, most matters are of rule. Therefore, you should agree with me most of the time, dear sister.â He loved his sister, he did; but things often felt a competition with her. Whether for the last word as adults, or their motherâs attention as children; things were a game between them.