It’s not easy to make a hero of a man who spent his life waiting for his mom to die, but children’s books are trying.
, is really the dilemma of all royal watchers at this moment: How to make a hero of a man who has had little choice but to squander decades twiddling his thumbs. People provide various justifications for disliking Charles: He married a woman he didn’t love and then cheated on her; he’s a fuddy-duddy who; he’s a cold fish who alienated his youngest son. I suspect, however, that most of this contempt has a single source in Charles’ impotence.
But now Charles is king, and if you are the unfathomable sort of person who’s invested in the royals, then you now must find a way to care about and be interested in him.
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