Omar gave his brother a nod when he departed from their company, then faced his mother, "I have given it much thought," Omar begins, "And the more I think, the more sense it makes, despite my distaste for such an idea, but I believe it may greatly benefit our Kingdom. Lenally, like you have said is our pearl, however, she is still unpolished in her mannerisms," he gives a crooked smile, "I think I could attribute such stubborn mindedness to a particular woman," he teased his mother, "But she doesn't possess the same prowess when it comes to politics and tactics, not like you, Mother. I'm not sure if you have thought to ease public affairs by marrying her off to a Theiri... But I think to leave such a weighty responsibility on the shoulders of Lenally would be reckless. But marriage would definitely seem a wise choice. I have long imagined myself to wed a fine Aserit lady, never had it even crossed my mind that I would even think of wedding enemy blood. But now, I find it more logical with each passing day. Not only do I hold the hearts of our people, but so do both of you. If we were to decide upon me marrying a Theiri woman, our people would support us. I thought, maybe Henrik could marry a Theiri woman, but after heavy debate with myself, I know that I am most fit to marry the enemy. I have been raised to fully embrace my Father's kingdom and his family- heart, mind and soul I am wholly devoted to my people. I cannot fail them. Henrik and Lenally have led a different life than I. They were not born nor raised to sacrifice for this kingdom. The Theiri are tricky and could fool or even capture the heart of either of my younger siblings. However, you know that my loyalty is impenetrable. I am already married to my kingdom and its people, I will never love any woman, never mind a Theiri woman, as much as I do Aserit. So Aserit will stay safe in my hands, as it did my Father's, when the crown is passed to me."