In 1981, a dazzling romantic wedding was held in front of the world, drawing Diana and Charles into love. However, this beautiful exterior hides the bitter inside behind it. Diana's decision has been controversial, and she knew she was destined to live in pain. For the nobility and the royal family, the choice of marriage is not as simple as the outside world thinks. Charles initially fell in love with Camilla, but the queen did not allow the marriage because Camilla could not bear the responsibilities of the princess. This caused Charles and Camilla to break up sadly and marry separately. The same goes for Diana, whose decision is limited because Charles' heart has long belonged to someone else. She had to gamble, hoping to get Charles back to her and restore a normal marriage through her own efforts.
However, Charles insists on having lovers, and for him, it is not enough to have a Diana. This becomes apparent when they first go out. As they walked the streets of Brecon, Wales, Mayor Gwen Evans was with them. The crowd was enthusiastic about Diana and shouted her name. Feeling extremely lonely, Charles walked away alone, silently watching the crowd. He joked: "I need two wives, one to take care of this side of the street, and I stand in the middle and command." This "joke" left Diana depressed, she felt uneasy and lonely.
Two years later, something similar happened again. Diana had come to terms with reality and knew that Charles would never be able to return to the marriage because he had already decided. In 1983, Diana visited Australia and New Zealand for the first time after becoming Princess. This is the first experience in 80 years for the people of the Commonwealth countries, the arrival of the Princess of Wales. People poured into the streets hoping to see Diana. Diana acted very confident and calm. Even though the queen feared she would not be up to the role, she proved to be at ease. On this day, Charles once again became a supporting role, and the halo, applause, flowers, and enthusiasm all belonged to Diana. He could only sit idly by, listening to everyone express their enthusiasm to his wife, and he became an outsider.
There were even loud shouts: "We want to see her (Diana), not him (Charles)!" "This is a great insult to Charles, but Diana has nothing to do with it, she is just the princess that everyone loves, and she cannot influence their emotions. That evening, Australia held a welcome banquet for the Prince and Princess of Wales. Charles repeated his boring "joke": "It would be nice if I had two wives, so that I could stand in the middle and make arrangements." Diana was silent, just bitter on her face. She felt helpless about this man, who just wanted to have a wife and a lover at the same time.
In 1989, one of the biggest scandals broke out in the UK, when the "Danbis" recording came to light. Charles is courting Camilla, even as her ex-husband Andrew is busy with an ambulance strike. However, Charles is secretly entangled with Camilla and has no understanding. This sparked outrage among the British populace and nearly overthrew the monarchy. The Queen was also tortured by this, but Charles did not change. In 1992, he once again uttered the "joke" of having two wives, but this time no one was amused. He is considered to be the quintessential of "worst taste". Royal biographer Andrew Morton once said: "Diana hated and jealous of Charles and Camilla's relationship, and she was angry and ashamed to death. ”
This is Charles' love for Diana, this is the marriage he gave her. Although there is some controversy about Diana's search for a lover, it is understandable what she did in her marriage. When a woman is cornered, she may sacrifice her reputation to take revenge on men. Diana did this because she was greatly tortured during that marriage. Although Diana's behavior is not easily accepted, her mood can be understood. You know, in marriage, she is pushed to the limit. Perhaps, she just wants a little respect and love. Charles' actions are not in line with modern values, and he tries to trap Diana in the royal traditions of the past. However, the world has changed, and Diana has become a symbol of this change. She was the only one who could stand up and say "no," even at great cost.