Morgan
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Ah, neither "royal" nor "first-person", but rather in "patronising-second-person."Let's play "royal 'we' or first-person 'we'?"
From Oxford: The patronising "we" is used in place of "you" in familiarity, often with mild condescension or sarcasm, as in addressing a child or a patient. It is an emotionally non-neutral usage, hinting a facetious assurance that the one in question is not alone in their situation: "How are we feeling today?", or "Aren't we looking cute?"