However, the first season of the British drama "The Crown" tells us that the Duke of Windsor is not what we know. No, it should be said first that in the British Empire, a man who gave up the throne was not as well regarded by society as we thought. To travel around the world with the beloved woman and forget the people under her rule, in The Crown, whether it is Queen Mary, the mother of Queen Elizabeth II, the British government headed by Churchill and the church, all recognize the Duke of Windsor. He is a cowardly and irresponsible man. Even after King George died of illness, the queen blamed the Duke of Windsor because his willfulness forced the Duke of York to the throne and made the honest, simple and diligent King George exhausted to death on the throne.
It turns out that Bibang's attitude towards the throne is very different from our attitude towards the throne here. Even so, I'm still willing to look up at him, a man who can give up his country for love, and those of us who are small in structure appreciate it.
However, by the time all 10 episodes of the first season of "The Crown" are finished, I'm afraid no one will like the Duke of Windsor anymore.
He appeared in the appearance of a "I will give you the king" return group after King George died of illness. When he learned that people only condemned but not praised him for giving up the throne, complaints began to gush out of his heart. He really loves that woman. Although he lived a luxurious life in the United States, he returned to England for a short period of time to attend his niece's wedding, his brother's funeral, his mother's funeral, and his niece's enthronement ceremony. The wife of the United States wrote a long, chattering letter in which he said that the royal family was a place for intrigue, and he said that starting with his younger brother, "Sheran Temple" (Elizabeth II), "Little Biscuit" (Queen) And so on are the ones who oppressed him... While he berated the royal family in the long letter to his wife, when he was with the royal family, the government, the church and even his own mother, he was always haggling, and the purpose of complaining to Queen Mary was to make His mother helped to ask for more living expenses for him. The purpose of exploring each other with Churchill was to get the help of the Churchill government to get more money. The purpose of complaining to his niece Elizabeth II like a spoiled child was to ask for more money—— The days in the United States have become accustomed to extravagance and have to do everything possible to make money and make money, but when he turned around and immediately wrote a letter to his wife, he spoke ill of those who helped him. The character of this man is really contemptible.
I wanted to see how Queen Elizabeth II ascended the throne step by step, and how she used female-specific means to firmly control the throne for more than half a century, but she saw it peeled off the Duke of Windsor's skin, and one stood for a few seconds in her heart. The image of a man who has been in love for ten years collapsed suddenly, which made me hesitant to praise "The Crown" for its grandeur and elegance. Fortunately, it gave the Duke of Windsor an elegant exit: After watching his niece's enthronement ceremony on TV, the Duke of Windsor walked out of the mansion and stood alone in the garden, playing the Scottish bagpipes. In the sad music, we can see that the handsome Duke of Windsor has tears in his eyes - the British really don't give face to the royal family. Even if he has been king for less than a year, he is also a king in British history. How can he be so skinny? ?
In order to restore the status of the Duke of Windsor in my heart, after reading "The Crown", I looked around for what the Duke of Windsor did after his abdication, only to find that the British were cursing and helping. Asking the family for some money is at best an insatiable sloppy look. If The Crown tells us truthfully that the woman the Duke of Windsor married was a Nazi ardent follower, that the Duke of Windsor, after becoming her husband, also fought the Nazis for a while and tried to hope that the Nazis would help him regain the throne, the Duke of Windsor What is left to the world is not as simple as infamy.
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