[ This reminds him of Joffrey in a way -- having to play nice with the boy king and tread carefully in order to avoid his wrath. Though Petyr can't deny he's intrigued to find out what brought about this visit. Even if it does force him into a bit more of a subservient role in his own home, even if there's a danger inherent. The danger and the risk, they are a bit exciting in every gamble he takes and every game he plays. ]

I cannot say I know just yet. We've only begun. Neither of us have addressed the public. I do have some firm supporters just as I imagine he does as well. The rest of the imPorts, however, will have to be won. Why do you ask?