This is the result of parents making you made. They influence a tale. Here's the result of me being upset at my parents as well as my brother, because apprently I'm extremely difficult to listen to.
Summery: What happens when no one bothers to listen to Cade? While out on a ride, Merlin, Arthur and the knights find out. And Cade is all too ready to point it out.
Why was it that no one bothered to listen? Was doing actual listening really that hard? Cade put a hand to her head and sighed in frustration. "I told you that you should have listened to me." She said as Merlin walked up to her. He glared at her.
"Was 'I told you so' really necessary?" Merlin asked. Cade just rolled her eyes.
"When I'm right it is." she answered.
Merlin sighed and went to help Arthur and the knights clean up. Cade smirked.
They had been riding through the forest when Cade had seen something in the shadows. Upon pointing it out, the knights as well as Arthur roared with laughter, making fun of her for being scared. Merlin just shook his head. Cade was proven right when several bandits jumped out from behind the bushes and ambushed them. Luckily, no one was killed, but their possessions were ransacked.
Now Cade was relishing the fact that she had been made fun of for something she ended up being correct about.
"So, what happens when someone like me turns out to be right?" Cade asked mockingly to Arthur. He glared at her.
"No one likes a smart allect, Caden." He said, pointing a finger in her face. She glanced down at it, then grinned up at him.
"You sure, dollop-head?" Cade asked. Arthur lowered his fingers, his angry glare turning toward Merlin.
"See what you've done, Merlin?" he exclaimed. Merlin just ducked behind one of the horses. Arthur turned back to Cade. "You shouldn't let your idiot brother influence you, Caden."
"You're about seventeen years too late, sire." she said, shrugging. Arthur groaned and threw his hands in the air, walking over to the horses.
Cade leaned against a tree and crossed her arms. This is why people should listen better.