In Diana's life, there are not many things that can really be called sober, whether it is agreeing to a marriage proposal with Charles, or the performance after finding out that her husband has cheated, there is a feeling that "love makes women blind".
However, one thing Diana did very well was that she made a will at the age of 32, which was later revised again, thus preserving everything she had and allowing her two sons to be finally spared.
Some people say what's so good about that? How desperate and helpless a woman must have made a will twice at the most beautiful age.
It is true that the will is a very easy thing to say, but when it comes to really confronting it, one can't help but collapse, no matter what its meaning is, there is one fact that cannot be avoided: the end of one's own life as the cause.
Diana began to think about the problem after "one hundred years" at the age of 32, and I am afraid that it is not the only explanation that is thorough and sober. In the end, it was her lack of confidence in her life expectations. This alone is enough to make a person miserable.
But with Diana's relationship with Charles, it seemed that she could only do so.
After all, husband and wife are already incompatible, and the husband is openly with a third party. As a princess, she couldn't even act on her own, so she had to wait and endure for the sake of face. Presumably there is nothing more helpless in the world than this?
In this case, Diana divided her own property.
However, she did not know that she would divorce Charles, nor did she know the exact amount of her wealth. At that time, in addition to her jewelry and personal belongings, she only had a large amount of insurance. Therefore, the will was primarily focused on these things at the time.
After another four years, Diana divorced Charles. This was when her personal assets changed (she was compensated £17m in divorce) and she revised her will.
If the previous will is not confident in the expectation of life, then this time it shows more of a mother's concern for her child.
Diana is the Eternal English Rose, but also a real mother. In order to allow her two sons to gain her unchanging maternal love, she specially revised her will.
Eventually, the will went down into the following: 75% of all the jewelry and personal belongings of the individual were left to the two sons, and the rest was distributed to those associated with him, such as 17 godsons, and Diana's former housekeeper was said to have received 50,000 pounds.
Second, in addition to the above assets, Diana also left a large amount of wealth to invest in the trust fund, asking that this wealth be distributed to their two sons when they were 25 years old (the mother and sister later changed their will privately and waited until William and Harry were 30 years old to receive the inheritance).
In this will, diana did not think much about the existence of others, even her mother's family, except for her two sons.
Therefore, a motherly love of fist and fist can be seen from this. It also makes the world can't help but sigh: the most unreliable thing in the world is the love of husband and wife, Charles gave her the grandest wedding, but also gave her the most serious harm.
However, at this point, it seems that we have to re-examine the feelings between this idiot man and woman.
They seem to have written the end of the story as early as the first day of their marriage: Charles was not ready to be a "one-hearted" white-headed husband with Diana.
What happened later is also known as the terrier, Camilla quietly went online, charles heart ape horse.
During this past, Diana was miserable, helpless, crazy, self-harming, until she collapsed. We don't seem to see a single bit of Charles's true feelings for her, not even friendship.
The so-called "one-day husband and wife hundred days" is a complete joke on Charles.
However, a scene of God's reversal occurred at the moment when Diana died in Paris: Charles suddenly found a great conscience, and even quarreled with his mother over this matter, insisting on personally taking Diana's body back to England.
At that time, although the Queen was very upset because Diana broke the news with Charles and the royal family at the BBC, she was shocked after hearing the news of her car accident.
After all, she did not have much opinion on the former daughter-in-law except for the dissatisfaction with the interview incident, and she could even say that she had a lot of feelings.
However, the queen is the queen after all, and she has always acted according to the rules of the country. When Charles asked to personally take the royal plane to pick up the body of his ex-wife and return home, she categorically refused.
The reason is that this is not in line with the royal rules, and Diana is no longer a member of the royal family.
Charles, who had always listened to his mother and acted according to her mother's wishes, this time, unusually, had an unprecedented dispute with his mother, believing that he had an obligation and must personally take his ex-wife back.
How does this action feel that Charles has changed from a scumbag who splits his legs to a warm man with unlimited responsibility?
Some people say that this is because Charles's conscience found that he realized that his actions had become the driving force directly leading to Diana's ending, so he was uneasy inside.
In order to make up for this uneasiness, it was necessary for him to take some action.
Perhaps, but we seem to be back to the topic of "one day husband and wife hundred days", Charles should have feelings for Diana, right? At the very least, from the paraphrasings of those involved, we see one such aspect.
At that time, charles, after arguing with his mother, took a special plane to Paris within 12 hours.
He was accompanied by Diana's two sisters, who were said to have had to go together, but ultimately failed to sympathize with the prince for a minute: there was no one in the world who loved him the most.
Because the British Royal Family mobilized its forces, French President Jacques Chirac and his wife personally received them. Later, Chirac recalled Charles's state in this way: trance, lost soul.
Charles looked at the sleeping Diana and left the last kiss on her cheek, and there was love and reluctance in this kiss!
If he hadn't had feelings, Charles wouldn't have been, at least, if he had only taken a formality, he could have handled the handover on official business, and then brought the body of his ex-wife back to England to finish the matter.
But in fact, Charles not only personally took back his ex-wife, but also fought with the queen to a certain extent, and finally the royal family held a high-standard funeral for his ex-wife. This is also the glory of Diana's life and death.
Even if it is the final intersection of two people who know each other, Charles has done this perfectly.
Even if the two sons complained about him, in this matter, he was a qualified father. Therefore, we prefer to use the word "love" to describe his feelings for Dai Fei.
In fact, whether it's Diana or Charles.
Their encounter may have been doomed from the beginning: one was in a moment of helplessness, and the other was in the situation of first love because of his young age.
This unreality will make the two lose both. But we face it with a normal mind, or evaluate it, and prefer to interpret it as: meeting the wrong person at the wrong time.
The sadness of marriage, the sadness of love are all like this. Two people who should not have intersected at all, because of this incorrect factor, eventually wrote the end of hating and killing each other.