In medieval England, King Edward III's young son, the future King Edward IV, was so young and unable to speak clearly that no one questioned the translation of his words, demonstrating how royal authority and age could override normal communication protocols.
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Silence all.
Baby King Edward speaketh his first words.
Pardon, sire?
You would have me puncture Elric?
Wait, what? Why?
He hath said it twice. The child cannot even speak. He whispers.
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