Before becoming king, Charles was the oldest crown prince in British history, and although he is now the patriarch of the royal family, he is one of the most eccentric British monarchs in everyone’s eyes.
However, according to Fox News (Fox News), Anderson (Christopher Anderson) in his new book “The King: The Life of Charles III” which is scheduled for release on November 8, pointed out that the 73-year-old There is due to Charles’s eccentric personality, and several insiders were shocked to reveal the inside story.
Much of what happened to Charles, Anderson said, can be traced back to his harrowing and lonely childhood. Charles described the queen as apathetic and alienated, while his father, Prince Philip, verbally and physically abused him, making him cry in front of others.
Additionally, Anderson believes that when Charles was a child, he apparently only spent 15 minutes a day with his parents and only twice a day. When his tonsils were removed, he caught a severe cold, fell downstairs and broke his ankle and had an emergency blind removed at 13, none of his parents visited him in the hospital. Anderson noted that Charles had been sent to a Scottish boarding school at the beginning of what was said to be “hell”.
What Charles went through was pretty shocking, Anderson said. He noticed that when Charles was a child, a teenager, he was often beaten by his elders, hung naked in the shower, splashed with cold water and then left there. Or he fell to the ground after being beaten.
He kept writing to his parents, begging them to take him away. Anderson said it was actually bullying or child abuse by modern standards, but the queen and her wife ignored it. This, he believes, has led to Charles resentment.
In fact, Charles’ former classmate John Stonborough admitted in the ITV documentary “Charles: Our New King” that the current king has existed since he was 13. , followed in his father’s footsteps and went to boarding school in Gordonstoun, Scotland. , where he was tortured by teasing.
One of the mistakes, Stoneborough pointed out, was that when Charles arrived at the school, the school told all students that he would be treated like everyone else. He has a private investigator, others don’t. When Charles got to school, all the school rules became stricter and some people took him out to get angry. Stoneborough said he witnessed a rugby match where one boy pulled his ear while another punched him.
Also, Stoneborough said, there was something smug about the men who managed to beat up the future king of England. But Charles never complained, he just put up with it in silence, he pointed out. He found it difficult to make friends at school, and even if someone tried to make friends with him, he would be teased. Maybe Gordonston really made him stronger, Stoneborough thinks.
In the mid-1970s, Charles gave a speech in the House of Lords in defense of Goldenston. He said Goldenston was more rigorous than other schools, both physically and psychologically, and was more challenging. He admits that he is very lucky, because the school allows him to know himself better and understand his strengths and weaknesses of him. He also pointed out that the school taught him to accept challenges and be proactive.
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