On the stage of this world, love is a gorgeous and colorful drama, which can make people's hearts burst and make people unhappy. For Princess Margaret, her life is a stage for love, staging a drama of joy and sorrow. Princess Margaret, her face is like a flower in the morning, blooming with endless charm, but also carrying endless pain. Let's step into her world together and explore her beauty and regret.
Princess Margaret, her beauty is peerless, as if it was a masterpiece carved by heaven herself. Her bright eyes shine like stars, and every blink of an eye can make people move. And her slender figure and elegant demeanor are even more fascinating.
Originally, the beautiful Margaret could have married the royal family, but at the age of 17, she fell in love with Peter, the royal bodyguard. Thomson. This Townsend is a combat hero who participated in World War II, but he is a husband with a wife, and he is 15 years older than Margaret, how can such conditions be worthy of Margaret?
But Margaret is dead set on Townsend, but how can the majesty and rules of the royal family be broken? Princess Margaret's identity makes their love full of troubles and obstacles. Eventually, they had to face reality and broke up.
Without love nourishment, Margaret fell into deep pain. She felt abandoned by love and her heart was greatly hurt. To escape this pain, she began to indulge in smoking. At first, smoking was just to be cool, to flaunt one's aristocratic style. Over time, however, smoking became her way of venting her inner pain.
Whenever she gets caught up in an emotional quagmire, she lights a cigarette to let the smoke fill and pull the pain away. Unfortunately, this escape does not solve the problem, it only makes her body and mind more exhausted.
Margaret's smoking habit gradually became more and more serious. Although she has been an old smoker since she was 15, she simply cannot afford to smoke 60 cigarettes a day. This act of self-paralysis is actually her attempt to escape the pain of falling out of love. Every puff of cigarette is her inner cry, and every cigarette is her helplessness to love.
However, smoking did not make Margaret truly forget the pain, but added to her body. And smoking had a huge impact on Margaret for the rest of her life. The poison of tobacco gradually damaged her health, her skin became dull, and bags and wrinkles began to appear.
Her former beauty faded and was replaced by a morbid paleness. What's even more heart-wrenching is that smoking has also shortened her life span a lot. Her life is destined to be tragic, and the hurt of love and the poison of smoking prevent her from enjoying complete happiness.
However, Princess Margaret's life was not all regrets. Her intimate relationship with the Queen's sister was a bright spot in her life. Although her life is full of absurdity and indulgence, the bond between her and the queen is always unbreakable. The Queen's praise and affection made her feel incomparably warm. The Queen once said, "Margaret is my only consolation." This sentence expresses the deep feelings between them. No matter how many mistakes Margaret makes, the Queen will tolerate and forgive her, giving her endless love and support.
Love, it can be beautiful or painful. The life of Princess Margaret is such a microcosm. Her beauty and intelligence make her the object of everyone's popularity, however, the hurt of love and the poison of smoking make her life full of regrets. Her life was destined to be tragic, but her intimate relationship with the Queen made her feel love and warmth. Perhaps, it was this love and warmth that made her find a trace of comfort in her sadness.
Love, it has both a beautiful and warm side, but also a painful and sad side, so when we can't get love, we must not be passively sinking, after all, love is not the whole of life, there are more things worth pursuing.