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Prince Think Quote by C.S. Pacat

“Do you think they’re doing it?’ said Alexon. Charls coughed on his wine. ‘I beg your pardon?’ ‘The King and Prince Laurent. Do you think they’re doing it?’ ‘Well, it’s not for me to say.’ Charls avoided looked at the Prince. ‘I think they are,’ volunteered Guilliame. ‘Charls met the Prince of Vere…” quote by C.S. Pacat
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““Do you think they’re doing it?’ said Alexon. Charls coughed on his wine. ‘I beg your pardon?’ ‘The King and Prince Laurent. Do you think they’re doing it?’ ‘Well, it’s not for me to say.’ Charls avoided looked at the Prince. ‘I think they are,’ volunteered Guilliame. ‘Charls met the Prince of Vere once. He said he was so beautiful that if he were a pet he’d spark a bidding war the likes of which no one had ever seen.’ ‘I meant, in an honourable way,’ Charls said, quickly. ‘And everyone in Akielos speaks of the virility of Damianos,’ continued Guilliame. ‘I don’t think it should follow that—’ Charls began. ‘My cousin told me,’ said Alexon, proudly, ‘he met a man who had once been a famous gladiator from Isthima. He lasted only minutes in the arena with Damianos. But afterwards Damianos had him in his chambers for six hours.’ ‘You see? How could a man like that resist a beauty like the Prince?’ Guilliame sat back triumphantly. ‘Seven hours,’ said Lamen, frowning slightly. ‘Here””

C.S. Pacat

About This Quote

Source Novel: Captive Prince, 2013

The passage portrays characters gossiping about sexual rumors and power dynamics among royalty, highlighting intrigue, desire, and reputation in a courtly setting.

In simple terms: Characters discuss rumors of sexual encounters and power in a royal court.

Key Takeaway

Beware of gossip and its impact on reputation.

Themes

court intrigue sexual politics reputation power desire

Mood

cautious intrigued critical

Type

literary dialogue dramatic

When to use this quote

  • noble courts
  • political negotiations
  • personal relationships
  • media scrutiny
  • social standing

Key Concepts

gossip rumor courtly power sexual attraction reputation management

Questions to Reflect On

  • How does gossip shape perceptions of authority?
  • What responsibilities do individuals have when sharing rumors?
A Different Perspective

The dialogue may exaggerate or romanticize consent issues and power imbalance.

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