The princess' life is oppressive and fraught with danger, so freedom is the greatest hope in a day when she is manipulated by ambitious strangers. She is very happy, she has a king and a couple who love her very much; she is very lucky, her uncle supported her until she reached adulthood, and finally, everything went so smoothly, she got her wish, achieved the biggest leap in her life, and changed the entire history.
Seeing that the Queen believed in the Prime Minister named Melbourne, she couldn't help worrying about her fate. But the queen proved her vision and wisdom by accepting the prince's marriage proposal. Yes, what a visionary.
A peaceful life can cover up bad people, and it can make a good person overshadowed. Although Prince Albert is also polite and gentle, although he does not seem to have a job and seems to be doing nothing, the brilliance of human nature is so dull. Just before the sound of the gunshots, the moment the prince turned to protect the queen, nothing could cover his greatness, and the light bloomed dazzlingly. The kind of unhesitating, innate, affectionate... A person who can be trusted and depended on for a lifetime, even though he died young, I believe that the warmth he left behind is enough for the queen to enjoy for the rest of her life. . . . . .
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