Doubts about "The Anger of the Elvenking" adventure

[Glorelendil]

I reread the book, and focused on the part where it's written than some Elves, especially the Wayward Elves, are clamoring for war against the Woodmen.
So I choose to have the patrol led by Galion: one of the Wayward, deeply set against the Men and with a grudge against the Fellowship.

Think Antifa.

Motto: "First-Born Lives Matter."

[Corvo]

The best part was when Galion declared "we are bringing this Wizard with us, because it's the King's will"
The Swordmaster drew his sword "Not my King"
The leader of the Fellowship was facepalming

That would be the time for Gandalf to interject: "Don't be more of a fool than you already are, Swordmaster! I am allowing these Wood-elves to escort me to the Elf-king's court by my own choice as I urgently need to speak with Thranduil regarding this matter. If it makes them feel better to think of me as their prisoner, what is the harm?"

More or less it went like this.
Just forgot to add the "fool" thing! Effectively Gandalf can be pretty grumpy when bothered