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Everything (well, a lot) I thought when I saw William, Harry, Kate, and Meghan reunited

William, Kate, William & Harry in Edinburgh

Yesterday, the coffin with the body of Queen Elizabeth arrived in the capital of Scotland, Edinburgh. Chapter 1 of Operation Unicorn, which I, despite the sad news, still think is a really great name. There were flowers, more flowers, grieving people, and above all, there was the Fab Four, namely William, Kate, Meghan, and Harry.

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Apparently, William at the last moment put his hand over his heart and extended ‘the olive branch’ to Harry to make peace and invite him and Meghan to greet and thank the people together. So the four of them arrived, but completely at peace, harmony, and happiness, I have my doubts about that. This is what I thought.

  • Kate is standing a meter away from William. Quite strange when your husband is in deep mourning. He is angry. Angry because he invited Harry and Meghan anyway? Who's to say.
  • Meghan and Kate seem to have almost conferred about the dress code. Or maybe – and probably – not at all. Both are wearing a beautiful, high-necked, black dress that completely hugs their slender bodies. They both have their hair draped in waves over their backs.
  • If there were a prize for moving in each other's vicinity without looking at each other, Meghan and Kate would have won it now.
  • Did they agree that William and Kate would ‘serve’ one side of the road and Harry and Meghan the other?
  • I have the feeling that Meghan and Kate sometimes so consciously only look at their husbands to avoid having to see each other.
  • Oh, how terrible it must be when the whole world analyzes every move you make.
  • Oh, I'm doing that now too.
  • Could this be a step in the right direction? Would the passing of The Queen mean that the brothers become friends again?
  • Or is the relationship so strained that during Operation Unicorn fresh conflicts will arise again?
  • William seems to occasionally politely say something to Meghan, while Meghan seems only to dare to nod out of fear of saying or doing something wrong.
  • I also find it so difficult for Meghan, because she is the only one of the four who doesn't know The Queen very well. You shouldn't claim the grief too much but also want to show compassion.
  • It seems like a choreographed dance of the four. When Harry and Meghan go left, William and Kate go right.
  • They are all four going back in the same car. Would anything be said?

At chapter 2 of Operation Unicorn, I'm again glued to the screen. I know it: it shouldn't interest me, but I'm a romantic sucker and just hope that this royal drama has a beautiful ending. Even if it's just for the queen.