Cinderella meets the prince, the most beautiful story she has ever heard as a child. However, this kind of story often stays at the moment when the two people are married, and never unfolds on the life after marriage. Only because there are too many bitterness and hardships after marriage.
Diana is the "Cinderella" in real life, although born in the ancient Spencer family, but compared with the royal family, it is still far from enough to see.
At the age of 16, she was pursued by The Crown Prince Charles of the United Kingdom, and later held a grand wedding in the presence of the whole country and became a new member of the royal family.
However, Diana's married life had nothing to do with happiness at all.
What she had never thought was that the prince she had met had already had a lover, and she was not sincere with her. She did everything in her power, but she could not save the prince's heart, and even faced the embarrassing situation of "threesomes".
Diana, all her embarrassment and pain, came from two people, one was Prince Charles and the other was Camilla. The former is her husband, the latter is her husband's "white moonlight".
In this contest, Diana, although younger, prettier, and gentler, was always fighting alone.
Even though she had already given birth to two sons, they were still young, and by the time they had grown up, Diana had already returned to heaven.
Camilla is different, she not only has a prince who has been obsessed with her for half a century, but also a very reliable father, no matter when she has a way out, no matter where she can rely.
How can Diana be Camilla's opponent in comparison?
Diana and Camilla have very different original families, which is an important reason why they have different personalities and even go to different fates.
Although Diana came from an aristocratic family, she did not really grow up as a noble daughter because she was not valued by her father.
Diana's father, John Spencer, was obsessed with having a son to inherit his title, so whenever he found out his wife was pregnant, he always expected her to give birth to a boy.
But this wish was disappointed three times in a row, until after Diana was born as the third girl in the family, he became extremely disappointed, and even this emotion was also attacked by Diana's mother and daughter.
Diana did not feel the love of her father from her father, nor did she get comfort from her mother.
Long before Diana was born, Diana's mother, Frances Chand Kidd, was treated unfairly for giving birth to two daughters in succession.
At that time, Diana's mother must have been in a problem to have a son, so Diana's mother was forced to undergo various examinations and religious activities, and was discriminated against in the Spencer family.
Pressure from her husband and clan made Diana's mother unable to pay attention to her daughter's growth, and Diana's birth made her situation even more difficult, and she had to re-devote herself to the "effort" to bring a male heir to the family.
When Diana was 3 years old, her mother finally gave birth to the son she had been looking forward to for many years, but the long-term bad situation had made her completely disappointed in the marriage, so when she chose to divorce in 1969, Diana also lost her mother.
Diana's father soon married the stepsister, but Diana had a harder time getting her father's favor because she didn't get along well with her stepmother. As a result, for many years afterwards, she was an "invisible person" in front of her father.
During this period of growing up, Diana never felt that she was "needed" and "valued", so in addition to becoming more and more introverted and quiet, she also looked forward to having her own small home, and hoped to harvest happiness and create perfection in this small family.
Camilla's growth trajectory is very different from Diana's.
Camilla, who is nearly 14 years older than Diana, was born into a commoner family, but because of her enlightened father and a mother who pampered her, she obviously ushered in a far happier childhood life than Diana.
Camilla's father was Major Bruce Shander, who created a fairly good environment for Camilla to grow up and always played the role of "knight" during her upbringing.
Bruce has no preference for sons and daughters, so he is particularly fond of his daughter Camilla, almost to the point of responding to every need. Camilla also got a strong sense of security from him, and the courage to explore the outside world and new things.
At the same time, because Bruce created stable and affluent economic conditions for the family, Camilla had the opportunity to develop her personal strengths and hobbies freely. As a result, she gradually learned and became particularly good at polo, equestrianism, fencing and gardening, which she later shared with Prince Charles.
Because of the frequent gatherings held in the family when she was young, Camilla, as the master of the family, also frequently came into contact with some elders and peers, and has been treating people and things with ease since she was a child.
Under the company and influence of her parents, although Camilla is not outstanding in appearance, she is physically strong, cheerful and outgoing, exuding self-confidence and optimism, and has a tenacity and tenacity.
In such a situation, she also pays attention to dressing up and is good at socializing, and she has welcomed many suitors on campus. Charles was one of her suitors.
Before meeting Charles, Camilla had a very popular female officer boyfriend named Andrew Parker Bowles.
Because he had also dated other women during their relationship, Camilla was also determined to develop other feelings as revenge, so she firmly grasped Charles.
However, Camilla's love affair with Charles was eventually opposed by Queen Elizabeth II, and Charles was even forced to serve in the Royal Navy. After realizing that she had no hope of marrying into the royal family, Camilla turned to her boyfriend Andrew with the help of her father Bruce.
However, in the process of preparing for the marriage, Camilla did not stop exchanging letters with Charles, and even her union with Andrew was "whitewashed" by her. So charles later, instead of developing disgust for her, he maintained a close connection with her.
Camilla's departure made Charles realize more and more that he did not have the right to do the marriage as a member of the royal family. In his opinion, since he could not choose his wife at will, he should find a wife that the royal family could accept in exchange for his freedom.
As a result, the innocent Diana became Charles's alternative.
It is said that Diana can become Charles's bride, and Camilla's plot is indispensable. She had advised Charles to marry Diana home, simply because Diana seemed innocent and innocent, and must have been well controlled.
Only in this way can Charles continue to have fun with Camilla after marriage.
Therefore, even if Diana later made a lot of efforts to maintain this relationship, Charles did not put it in his heart, but always thought that he had made a lot of sacrifices, and Diana asked for too much, which was completely unreasonable.
On the other hand, camilla's side, when the scandal with Charles was known to the world, it was her father who stepped forward, found Charles, reprimanded him severely, and demanded that he immediately stop fooling around with his daughter.
After Diana's death, Camilla's father stepped forward again and demanded that Charles take responsibility for his daughter, facilitating Camilla's marriage to Charles.
In the past few days, the queen has expressed her support for Camilla becoming queen, which is indispensable to Charles's support.
It can be said that whether it is the shelter provided by the original family or charles's attitude, Camilla is too much stronger than Diana. In this three-person war, what does diana, who is alone, do to fight Camilla?
Diana, the loss was not unjust at all.