Arthur and Guinevere Snuggle (8)

BradAngeleyes He's totally entranced as she strokes his lovely head.

kbrand5333 Sorry, I disagree. I don't see entranced, I see troubled. This sequence is lovely with her trying to comfort him, but he is so lost in his own troubles that any response he has to her is purely reflexive. The eyes closing when she kisses him, the head leaning back. He's deep in his thoughts and while he does find comfort from her, if he REALLY was entranced he would have looked at her and have been pulled out of his funk, which he doesn't do. And I'll go on record and say it wouldn't have been appropriate at the time, either. Sorry to rain on everyone's love fest, but that's what I see in this scene.

MISAforever I agree with Kim. And I love that in his trouble he's reflexively doing all that.

kbrand5333 Just speaking from experience as a wife.

BradAngeleyes He is troubled but if he wasn't enjoying her touch, he would have pulled away, the way we do when someone is trying to comfort us when we are in our own thoughts, we just find it annoying, so yes, he is finding some comfort in her touch.

kbrand5333 Never said he wasn't finding it enjoyable or comforting.

ellarose88 I'm with you there Kim!