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No, I don't think you're wrong.
Here's Jobson. Haven't watched the clip, but according to the replies (who aren't having any of it) he's called William "churlish".
Remember, Clarence House co-operated with him on his first Charles book.
I feel for William and Catherine because there's definitely some kind of a "narrative" coming from somewhere. Suddenly all the RRs are singing variations of the same tune.
We seem to be coming full circle back to "Poor Wee Hazza."
And if William has to be made into an obstinate villain, then so be it. Never mind Spare, NF, Oprah, the Catherine-bashing, etc. Water under the bridge.
You can see it in the other pieces from CT, Roya, etc.
Charles "pleased". Camilla "forgiving". William "pragmatic", ie the roadblock to a full-on, happy-clappy family reunion.
What next? The balcony for "Darling Boy"? I wouldn't be surprised.
If I were William, I'd call myself Duke of Cornwall, bugger off somewhere rural with Catherine, the kids and the Duchy, and live a quiet life as a landowner.
Leave the rest to it, and see how long the Monarchy's support lasts without W&C's popularity propping it up.
JMO