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Vera BullockPrince Harry's new interview, in which he brushed off questions about Prince William, has royal watchers in a spin tonight.
Vera BullockJoining us is Anselm Tavistock-Oduya, royal protocol historian and author of Who Sits Where. Anselm, he rejected the questions. What did that tell you?
Anselm Tavistock-OduyaPage forty, Vera: a brother who dodges a question is a brother who has been seated too far from the salt.
Anselm Tavistock-OduyaI have the chart here, laminated.
Vera BullockThe salt.
Anselm Tavistock-OduyaPage ninety-one, I predicted a reconciliation. Page two hundred and six, I predicted a permanent split.
Anselm Tavistock-OduyaBoth are in the book, and so I was right.
Vera BullockSo is that a yes or a no on the feud ending? Because you've just said both, and I asked you one question.
Anselm Tavistock-OduyaPage three hundred and twelve: the answer is a bigger table. Every feud is a table that was too small.
Vera BullockA bigger table. Anselm, which page are you actually right on?
Anselm Tavistock-OduyaPage one, Vera. The table of contents. It's very accurate.