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A key scene, perceived as both hilarious and endearing, involves a display of jealousy where Hugh snatches a book Elena signed for a subordinate named Marty, leading readers to declare that he \"fell for her first.\" This interaction highlights a comedic dynamic with his knights, Marty and Bobby, whom readers affectionately refer to as his \"sons\" and from whom he awkwardly seeks romantic advice. While Elena remains seemingly unaware of the extent of his feelings, Hugh's transformation from a knight \"burned by love\" to someone openly vying for her attention is the central focus. 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