In the wake of the death of Queen Elizabeth There has been a great deal of excitement as to which king will become his eldest son, Charles (73). According to Christopher Andersen (73), author of the book “The King”, the British have a different ruler from the others. He writes Online entertainment.
– They’re terrified
Andersen describes an eccentric king and believes there is a lot in Charles that will stand out. He says, among other things, that King Charles travels with both a specially made personal toilet seat and an old teddy bear.
However, it is not the king’s unusual baggage that makes him a king different from others. The author highlights Charles’ temperament.
– Violent outbursts of anger
Andersen states that the king is very capricious and capricious. He tells of a king who gets angry easily and can’t control his emotions.
– He actually has a “volcanic” temperament. She is capable of violent outbursts of anger, explains the author, adding that she believes it comes from a lonely upbringing.
If Charles turns his back: – Great consequences
– Much of Charles comes from his childhood, which was terribly lonely. Charles described his relationship with her mother as saying that she was cold and reserved, and said that his father was a bully who made him cry in front of others.
He was very lonely
The author states that the king spent little time with his parents during his upbringing and that he mostly had to fend for himself. Not only was he sent to boarding school in Scotland as a boy, but he also had a hospital stay that he went through on his own.
– Nobody checked the calendar?
– I think it says a lot that as a boy Charles only spent two 15-minute periods a day with his parents. When he had his appendix removed at 13, neither his mother nor his father visited him in the hospital.
Andersen also describes a king who was heavily bullied in boarding school and believes that all of this is connected to the temperament that lives in the king today.
