Hindsight is a wonderful thing. I was reading about Minge's Coat of Arms and came across the description below to which I've added my comments:
The Duchess bears the arms of her husband impaled with her own.
We're off to a suitably grisly start.
On the sinister side, a songbird Argent wings spread... gorged with the Coronet of the Duke of Sussex.
Ostensibly a bird on the left-hand side. Reversed as we look at the image. Remember this for the final sentence and the meaning of the bird. Is sinister a double-entendre? She has certainly gorged herself on her husband's Royal status.
The three quills represent communication and the power of words.
And we thought it was a sweet nod to her calligraphy! Little did we suspect that she would launch a war of words on the RF, leading to the immortal 'Recollections may vary'.
The songbird with wings elevated as if flying and an open beak represents the power of communication.
Remember it is on the sinister side. Think of Minge's letter to her father written to tug at heart-strings.
I may have gone a little Dan Brown, but the signs and portents were there. She intended to sing like a bird to achieve her end.
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