#as a king. Unfortunately much later down the line PK's bad choices caught up with his health. And between having to take on a role they | Explore Tumblr Posts and Blogs

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Why do i suddenly imagen that flower can sort of tune out their dad..every other Siblings is like "dad! stfu!!"

ODBDJD Honestly it'd make sense, after they made up Flower was very active in the political part of being a princess and eventually accepted the role of an heir, they probably would travel with their parents for any political meetings and such outside Hallownest and eventually learned to tune that engine of a man out

Their siblings have. Less of a built tolerance for his snoring

#thylacines can talk #asks #faaf au #also funfact: Flower absolutely did NOT want to be a king in any way. they accepted being an heir because their father was adamant he'd rule #for the rest of his and Hallownest's existence. Flower being his heir was a formality and a Plan B scenario in case anything went wrong.#like if they needed somebody to run the kingdom while they were unavilable type of stuff. None of them expexted Flower to EVER take over #as a king. Unfortunately much later down the line PK's bad choices caught up with his health. And between having to take on a role they #didn't fully want vs watching their father slowly gade and work himself into an early grave. They'd choose the former in a heartbeat #Eventually they settled into it and became content in their new role. It wasn't so bad especially with Lurien's. the great knights' and #their parents' help. They started to feel a bit aimless in their life previously so they eventually grow to like this new life. though it #took a bit to get used to. And part of them is also glad to be back home. As eventually they and their partners decided to travel a bit #and ended up living in another kingdom for a couple of years. But they grew homesick. So it felt good to be back #sorry for wildly off-topic rambles in the tags ive been thinking about this for a few weeks now

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