In addition to mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, the relationship between father and son in this world is also extremely delicate. Fathers who are not smiling and are not good at words will make their children feel a sense of awe, but this is especially true for royal families.
Elizabeth II rarely spoke of her children, and as a monarch of a country, the Queen spent most of her time performing her royal duties, leaving the responsibility of raising children to the royal nanny or The Queen Elizabeth.
Until now Charles complains that his parents did not spend more time with him, but did Charles, as a father, fulfill his fatherly duties?
In 1996, Diana received a notice of Charles's formal divorce, a day she called "the saddest day of her life."
Still, quarrels became a "common occurrence" for the family, even on that day.
William and Harry spent every day of their parents' endless quarrels from an early age, while Diana described Charles as a "selfish father."
Under the indoctrination of the mother's thoughts, the relationship between the children and the father has undergone subtle changes.
In order to be able to take on royal duties, Charles devoted his time to royal duties, perhaps this also has an element of escaping Diana and escaping from the family.
Charles, who was always busy with work, created an impression of the children that they were out of reach, so Harry once said in an interview that Charles was an incompetent father.
Compared with Harry, the relationship between Charles and William is more obscure, and as the heir to the British throne, as the eldest son of the family, charles and William's relationship is very awkward.
This is not to say that Charles did not like his children, and in the family atmosphere created by his parents, in this discordant relationship, the relationship between Charles and William could never be intimate.
However, as the heir to his throne, Charles had to bring William with him to cultivate.
In order to cultivate his relationship with his children, Charles occasionally takes time to watch the children's performances at his children's schools.
It is said that the small situation on the stage made Charles laugh incessantly, and in that quiet environment, only Charles's laughter echoed in every corner of the theater, which made William very puzzled.
Even charles's letters were too sloppy for children to read, and Charles's immaturity made their paternity worse and worse.
Before she could digest the pain of her parents' divorce, Diana passed away again, and the successive blows brought the relationship between father and son to a freezing point.
Charles is said to have tried to get his sons to accept his relationship with Camilla two months before diana's death, but Diana's death disrupted his plans.
Although William and Harry will try to create a harmonious father-son relationship in front of outsiders, Diana's death becomes william and Harry's eternal pain, and they cannot forget the "culprit" of their mother's tragic ending.
It is said that in private William will vent his dissatisfaction to his father, and even when Camilla is on the scene, he does not care about his father's face.
At first, Camilla tried to persuade her, but she found that her intervention would only lead to worse results, so she could only choose to "retreat".
Once upon a time, Camilla complained to her friends: "That boy always loses his temper. ”
However, after becoming a father, he seems to be able to appreciate the difficulty of the role of father, so the relationship between William and Charles has eased a lot.
In the past two years, under the "impetus" of the Harrys, the relationship between William and Charles has further developed.
Perhaps out of guilt, or perhaps out of old age and frailty, Charles has become more dependent on his son.
Diana's death became a knot in Prince William's heart, and for so many years, William could not let go of his feelings, so love and hate are the true portrayal of the father-son relationship.