Since Charles' coronation, the melon of the British royal family has become the essence of the landing, Camilla's relationship with William, Kate's confrontation with her love rival, Harry and Meghan's future and so on.
But it didn't take long for Princess Diana to be involved: Camilla wanted to be buried with Charles, William and his descendants did not want to worship her, so Diana wanted to be buried back into the royal family has become a hot topic.
But the problem is that Diana has been dead for 26 years, and she is quite quiet on the family island, so she is suddenly involved, is she really going to move her grave to the royal family?
It's understandable to say, but it doesn't make sense to do.
If Camilla and Charles are buried together, it means that William will bow his head, sacrifice, and remember Camilla when worshipping his father and ancestors in the future.
This kind of thing is unwilling just thinking about it, right?
Camilla's own past is there, a woman who has destroyed people's families, ascended to power since childhood, and asked people's sons to worship her, it is simply deceitful!
William would object to this practice not only because his mother Diana would be unhappy.
In his childhood, he experienced the changes in his parents' marriage and witnessed his mother's pain and helplessness, and he had already remembered those feelings in his heart.
Even after years, those pains cannot be removed. William not only had to speak up for his mother, but also heal the shadow left by his childhood.
Over the years, although William has tried his best to maintain a gentle attitude towards Camilla, in fact, he has never let go of the past, and it is enough to show that he does not want the royal family to lose his mother's figure.
In this case, William's approach is easy to understand and support.
What is the adoption son used for? Is it just end-of-life care? I'm afraid that spiritual continuity is more important.
It's just that there are those who support William and those who do not, after all, Camilla sits in the position of queen with her ability. William, as a stepson, does not seem to have the right to ask his father to push Camilla out the door.
In such a confrontation, Charles III was a little sinful and wanted to make decisions for Camilla, but in his old age, he had to consider that some things could not be done too much.
If Charles had rigidly rejected William, who knew what William would have done in the future? He himself is a prime example of how he left his mother's will behind as soon as he ascended the throne.
It can be seen that if it is not a calm and calm result, it is really difficult to say whether it will be respected in the end.
Princess Anne knew about this for a long time, and she directly gave a comprehensive opinion: three people buried together.
To be honest, this method is not very clever. Just think, a couple who have been divorced for many years and are suddenly buried together on the day they die, is there a feeling of hitting their faces?
Don't say that Charles has a bad face alive, I'm afraid Diana doesn't want such a result either.
The marriage of three people, she has lived enough, Charles and Camilla, the man and woman, can be as far away as possible in her life.
In this way, it seems that the obsession of living people is often more difficult to calm down, William can't let his mother stay alone on the island for a hundred years, and he can't face Camilla's annual worship.
This is the unwillingness and loneliness of the son of man, William has missed his mother for many years, and has always wanted to give her the identity she wanted last in life.
Unfortunately, the royal rules were too cumbersome, and William could not get past his grandmother and father to give Diana what she wanted.
And a joint burial was the best way he could think of, or rather, moving Diana's grave back to the royal family was the only way to give her everything.
On the other hand, this may be against the soul of the deceased.
Anyway, Diana's brother Duke Spencer disagreed with this matter: my sister's wish before her death was to leave the royal family, and her ideas should be respected.
This statement is very tenable, with Diana's personality, what you can't get is better to throw away.
Her decision to divorce Charles was enough to show that Charles, a man, she didn't want anymore, and Camilla, a woman, she never wanted to see.
For the British royal family, for Charles III, other kings encountered political affairs, and he faced the entanglement of personal destination.
But Charles doesn't seem to have much say, it doesn't matter who is buried with him, anyway, it's a royal cemetery, ancestors and sons, multiple people and few individuals don't matter.
But the problem is that Camilla and Diana are two people, one is an ex-wife and the other is an old companion, if the relationship is good, forget it, there is not much embarrassment in the joint burial.
Diana and Camilla are mortal rivals, divorced because they are incompatible alive, and if they are buried in the same place again after death, won't they continue to fight?
Therefore, supporters of Camilla believe that she is the most qualified person to be buried with Charles, not only highlighting Prince William's personal image, but also influencing the future development of the royal family.
Such a question has three different views: three people should be buried together, three people should not be buried together, Camilla and Charles are a couple.
Charles is also entangled, Camilla is even more strenuous, living well is tired enough, and you have to rack your brains for where to bury after death, what is this called!
Although Diana's decision to move her grave has not yet yielded final results, many people who understand the rules and traditions of the royal family have put it on the bill for repeated analysis.
No way, William's idea does not seem very reliable, but what is really related to the future development of the royal family.
Camilla is true that she is queen, but she is not the mother of the future king, Diana's mother is noble, and she is traditionally eligible for promotion to the royal family.
What's more, William's filial piety is the key to the royal family's going far and well, if he really abandons his mother and serves Camilla's stepmother wholeheartedly from now on, I am afraid that many people will stand up and not agree.
It can be seen that whether Diana will eventually move the grave is not important to her own opinion, what matters is those who are alive, and their future and development is the key to where Diana is finally buried.