Arthur couldn't help but complain upon hearing this: "He really is meddling too much. No wonder Fleet Street draws cartoons every day to satirize him, saying he takes a feather as an arrow."
Satirical cartoon "The Duke of Wellington Walking in Hyde Park", drawn by Irish artist John Doyle in 1829
Compared to Arthur, who was hoping King William IV would now crown the Duke of Wellington with the title of "Princess Victoria's Romance Advisor", thus relieving him from worrying about Lord Elphinstone's affairs.
The Union Bill for the University of London and King's College weighed heavily, and there's worry over the crown prince potentially losing his succession rights.
For a moment, Arthur suddenly felt even Tsar Nicholas I's image had become so amiable.
Arthur sighed and said, "Let's not talk about this anymore, it's meaningless."
Eld carelessly took the plate of bread slices Becky handed to Arthur: "Then what do you think is meaningful?"
