My son, already elected Prince of Wales, and I are becoming more distant. We already had many quarrels and our relationship was not all too great. He argued that I never cared for him, but in fact I am just disciplining him. To be independent is an important trait in a person and you can not become a leading military officer with low discipline. Our argument reminded me of my father and I. We never really started off with a positive relationship.
Handsome, but unholy:
I was truly disappointed to hear the latest news about the Prince of Wales. My son got married, to my dismay, and our dispute broke out into the open, for it was too huge to keep quiet. I was indeed furious. I did the same to him as my father did to me; I banished him and his entire family from the royal court, an appropriate thing to do. As a father, I deserved much more respect.
Sadly, after I banished my son from the royal court, my beautiful wife, Caroline, died. She told me to remarry when she passed on but in return I replied with an honest answer, “No, I shall have mistresses!” And in disdain she replied “My God, that doesn’t prevent it.” However, I already have an illegitimate son but even though, my love for Caroline never faded.
The Prince of Wales, no longer able to be called son, created and became the leader of an anti-administration faction. He, like Robert Walpole, became my enemy. I feel as though these days, i gain more and more enemies who I once believed would exceed my expectations.


My Sweet Husband,
ReplyDeleteHow could we have dealt with someone so very...unruly? He kept our own grandchild's birth away from us. I have never felt so insulted in my entire life. However, on a lighter note, to see that your love for me never faded, fills me with happiness. Out of all the suitors, you were the one I chose.
Your wife,
Caroline of Ansbach