In the British royal family, the Queen's husband, Prince Philip, and son, Crown Prince Charles, are notorious father and son, and the source of this is inseparable from the teachings of General Mountbatten.
Charles, in particular, regarded him as a spiritual attachment.
Mountbatten himself was very promiscuous, he also had this capital, and he was born with the right to inherit the throne of eight countries, of course, whether he could become another person was another matter, at least it proved that his aristocratic blood was genuine.
Mountbatten's sister, Alice the Princess of Greece, was the mother of Prince Philip, and the marriage between Prince Philip and the Queen was still his lead. In this way, he naturally entered the British Royal Family and became the most important person in Prince Charles's life.
Charles was closer to this elder than to his own parents.
Mountbatten watched Charles grow up and instilled his outlook on life into Charles in a timely and complete manner.
Unlike his parents' sternness, Charles was always greeted by the encouragement of the wind and rain in front of Mountbatten, so he preferred to put more words from his heart to him.
When he was once ridiculed by his classmates for his overly eye-catching ears, charles thought of a complaint of Mountbatten, who preferred to call him "Uncle Dick."
Similarly, when he met Camilla, he was also the first to take him to Mountbatten and let him check it.
But this spiritual instructor told him that this woman could not be a princess, and that she would have a full score as a lover.
Uncle Dick, who has read countless people, is indeed fierce, and he can see at a glance that Camilla has a senior background of a popular lover.
Not only that, he also sincerely warned Charles that he tried to try different women before marriage, but when choosing a princess candidate, he could only choose a girl who was simple and had no love experience.
Typically double standard and disrespectful to women.
It's not surprising to have this kind of thinking, because Mountbatten has been practicing it all his life. He can find a lover with his wife in peace, and it is not an exaggeration to say that he is the originator of an open marriage.
A man with promiscuous thoughts naturally thinks that everything is in line with the ordinary. While encouraging Charles to use his style to the extreme, he quietly laid out and promoted the marriage of his granddaughter and Charles.
Just like the queen couple in the first place, this noble lover is not only obsessed with love, but also obsessed with power.
At the beginning, Prince Philip changed his surname, and after marriage, this innocent old man once wanted Prince Philip to influence the queen and change the British Dynasty to Mountbatten Dynasty.
Now he saw hope in Charles again, and his granddaughter would have a lot to do as the future queen.
Charles, with Mountbatten's encouragement, played with different feelings with different women, but don't think that he became a lover after meeting Camilla, of course, Camilla did not have a special affection, which was not a loss.
Mountbatten's granddaughter had finally grown up during the years that Charles had been playing, so he was busy letting Charles pursue her, and Charles actually agreed and solemnly proposed marriage. This brainwashing rhythm is too powerful.
But before Mountbatten could broker the marriage, something unexpected happened to his vacation boat.
In 1979, the British royal family's most important aristocrat was killed.
Charles could not have predicted that Uncle Dick, who had been brainwashing his concept of marriage and love, would contribute to his marriage even if he died.
His relationship with Diana changed chemically.
During the state funeral for Mountbatten, the overburdened Charles ignored the image and followed Mountbatten's coffin, bursting into tears in public.
This scene was imprinted on Diana's heart.
At that time, they were just acquaintances. Because Diana's sister was the crown prince's girlfriend for a while. Charles once admitted in his memories that when he first met Diana, the 16-year-old was happy, funny and attractive.
Finding attractive, suitable girls was the criterion Mountbatten had instilled in him in the choice of a crown princess. He had long been unconsciously using this set of criteria to screen his wife.
At a party a year later, Diana began by simply greeting Charles, but learned in the greeting that he had just broken up with his girlfriend.
At that time, Mountbatten's granddaughter rejected Charles's marriage proposal.
This sober girl understands what she will face when she enters the royal family, and the death of her maternal grandfather makes her only want to stay away from the royal family and live a plain life.
They talked about Mountbatten's death again, and the lonely crown prince told this simple girl about his sadness that he had nowhere to put it, and the simple girl remembered the sad figure he saw through the corridor at the funeral, and blurted out a sentence of "you must be very lonely, you need someone to accompany you", so that the amorous and sad crown prince broke through the defenses in an instant.
Empathizing with the grief caused by Mountbatten's death to Charles, Diana passively became Charles's girlfriend and was soon identified as a princess.
The family is innocent, good character, and no love experience, which is very much in line with the criteria that Mountbatten told him to choose a concubine.
In 1981, Diana and Charles announced their engagement.
On the day of the engagement, when the reporter asked them if they were in love, Diana felt that this was a very wide range of questions, but she still followed her heart and said that of course she was in love.
And Charles, while turning around and leaving the bored reporter alone, dropped a rhetorical question: "What exactly does it mean to be in love?" ”
His love affair was left to someone else.
Diana was only in his sight at the right time, just in line with the requirements of the British royal family, and at the same time in line with the criteria given to him by his Uncle Dick for choosing a wife.
Mountbatten, a debauched aristocrat, has always been Charles's guide.
His death caused Charles to lose his spiritual backbone, and inexplicably contributed to Diana's broken marriage.