She was an English princess who was raised by two kings and a royal elite of the last century. He promised to give up the royal inheritance in order to marry his commoner husband.
She fell in love with her husband and was forced to break up by all the British. Eventually, he treated his feelings as a child's play, lost himself in alcoholism and cigarettes, and a British rose withered.
She is the only sister of the current Queen of England, George VI's favorite little daughter, Margaret. Ross. Windsor.
If we want to trace the roots of the tragedy of Margaret's life, I am afraid we must start with her great uncle Edward VIII, who did not love the country and the beauty.
Edward VIII apparently preferred to be a prodigal son to being a prodigal son, hanging out between different women, and the only pleasure in Edward VIII's life.
But when Edward VIII met the divorced Mrs. Simpson, he finally understood deeply what it meant for the prodigal son to turn back and not change.
Sadly, mrs. Simpson is a divorced American woman. She is said to have been a private advocate of the Nazis, and when the whole of England heard that her king was going to marry such a woman, the whole of England united.
It means that Edward VIII is given only two choices, either to abdicate or to come back and honestly marry a serious daughter-in-law.
Just when the English Parliament could force Edward VIII into submission, Edward VIII happily read out the long-drawn abdication edict before his own people. In this edict, he passed his throne to his brother George VI.
By the way, he also quipped that although his brother got the throne, he would also lose the happiness of being with his family. And the later plot is also as predicted by Edward VIII, after George became king.
Their every move must be carried out under the watchful eye of all, and the family will never go back to the past. Elizabeth and Margaret could no longer run and play among the azaleas planted by their parents.
After moving into Buckingham Palace, elizabeth and Margaret suddenly weighed their burdens, and they needed to learn all kinds of etiquette knowledge and ladylike skills to prepare for various royal events in the future.
Therefore, their mother, Queen Elizabeth, invited them to a traditional Victorian teacher to learn various traditional skills in the palace every day.
Margaret's life is much easier than elizabeth's, and she can unscrupulously coddle her father and let him paint all her bedroom pink.
When she was in a bad mood, she would shut herself in the cellar of the palace, gulp down champagne, and whenever Margaret played a prank, Elizabeth, as a sister, would always give her the greatest tolerance, and even act as an "accomplice" of her sister.
In this way, under the favor of her father and sister, Margaret gradually grew into a beautiful girl, and her delicate appearance made her look like a movie star.
With the blessing of appearance, Margaret became a well-deserved royal elite, and her every move was seen by the British media.
George VI did not forget to praise his little daughter on any occasion, saying that Margaret was like an angel. But what George VI did not expect was that his sweet little cotton jacket would one day leak wind.
It is said that the favored people will have no fear, and Margaret, who was favored by the two British kings, can only be described as lawless in her emotional life.
At the age of 14, Margaret fell in love with a street performer from the United States. In the end, the bud of this early love was ruthlessly cut off by the efforts of George VI and his wife.
Just when the king and his wife breathed a sigh of relief and thought that their daughter's love life was finally back on track, Margaret's choice gave the people around her a fatal blow.
In 1951, Margaret married a woman named Peter Scott. Townsend's King's Bodyguard fell in love. Compared to the street performer, the bodyguard's resume is obviously much more gorgeous.
He not only fought in World War II, but was also a combat hero, and in the war he shot down 11 enemy planes in one fell swoop. The only fly in the ointment was that the guard officer was 16 years older than the princess, married, and had two children.
But Margaret didn't care about this, the two people who fell in love were talking to each other almost every day, and Peter was affectionately mixing cocktails for the princess and tying her braids.
It was at this time that George VI died suddenly. Elizabeth is about to take the throne, and everyone in the royal family thinks Elizabeth is making a fuss, and when she gets tired of Peter, she will forget him as if she were the American street performer.
But the wise man must have a mistake, and the people of the royal family did not expect that Margaret's love affair would be suddenly exposed by the reporter.
At the coronation of her sister Elizabeth, Margaret dressed in a fancy dress, still a royal princess. But her hand inadvertently slapped the dust on an ordinary guard officer's clothes.
The tabloid reporter with a keen sense of smell quickly filmed this scene, and based on his many years of experience in eating melons, deduced that the princess was in love with the guard officer, because this is a small action that only couples can do.
When the photo was posted online, the whole of England exploded, and the Church of England, the Prime Minister and the Parliament even came up with the strength to force Edward VIII to submit, urging Elizabeth to deal with the matter quickly.
Who knows, Elizabeth, who is eager to protect her sister, actually transferred Peter to the palace as an errand boy, planning to fulfill the pair of bitter Mandarin ducks. But Churchill was even more powerful, saying that the whole country would not agree to this absurd affair.
In the end, the hardline Churchill won the battle, and he joined forces with a royal secretary to transfer Peter to Belgium, which was about the same as sending him to the frontier. In the end, under pressure from all sides, Margaret announced in front of the media camera that she would give up the relationship and resume her responsibilities as a princess.
But years later, the British royal family worked on a letter from Margaret to her sister, in which she wrote that she would rather give up the right to inherit the throne than be a princess or receive royal allowances.
As long as she can become Mrs. Townsend, she will certainly be able to live on her husband's allowance.
Even if Margaret's attitude was so determined, even if Peter finally divorced, in that era of alternating old and new. This relationship is still not accepted by secular society.
In the end, Margaret chose to marry a photographer. Whether there is a real relationship in this marriage or not, we as outsiders have no way of knowing.
But the only thing that is certain is that Margaret's marriage did not last long. In 1974, a close photo of Margaret with a horticulturist was taken by paparazzi, and her photographer husband chose to divorce her at the speed of light after seeing the photo.
In her later years, Margaret chose to numb herself with alcohol, smoking 60 cigarettes a day.
Stimulated by alcohol and nicotine, Margaret suffered serious mental problems in her later years, crawling into a bathtub filled with hot water, eventually scalding both feet.
The once beautiful and delicate English rose, finally under the destruction of mental pressure, slowly withered on the british soil.