There is one question he does still have, and he's quiet as he chooses his words.
"Am I unnatural, to want only one person?" He's aware that there were always affairs going on at Camelot, that many people had lovers other than their wives and husbands, and if it was looked on with disapproval there so were many other things that seem commonplace and inoffensive here. Even in the Bible the patriarchs took multiple wives. It's begun to seem to him that monogamy is the exception, not the rule.
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Date: 2024-03-01 12:19 am (UTC)"Am I unnatural, to want only one person?" He's aware that there were always affairs going on at Camelot, that many people had lovers other than their wives and husbands, and if it was looked on with disapproval there so were many other things that seem commonplace and inoffensive here. Even in the Bible the patriarchs took multiple wives. It's begun to seem to him that monogamy is the exception, not the rule.