Prince William And Kate Middleton Is The "last Chance" To Keep The Devotion Royal Of Great Britain
London - Prince William and Catherine Middleton is the dream realistic. The charming and popular, are normal, that plays well with people tired of the stubborn monarchs of Great Britain.
The young couple's marriage this week, in an era of austerity, also provide a huge boost to the economy and the mood of a country still suffering the effects following a vicious recession.
But beyond the festivities, a little watered down to reflect the difficult times, it is much more at stake than feel-good factor to be generated by some awfully good. British believe it is important that William and Catherine recreate some of the dignity that has been carved of the monarchy in the past 20 years. And their union - success or failure - could have important consequences for the future of the Royal Institution.
"It 's important that their marriage work," says David Carpenter, a professor of medieval history at King's College London. "Failure to Charles and Diana married in special circumstances disagreeable ... destroyed the monarchy as an icon of family unity. This task should be returned."
The fate of the monarchy seems awesome burden on the position of young couples. But unlike Charles and Diana, William and Kate seems to fit much better. Lawrence Goldman, a man of contemporary history at St. Peter's College, Oxford, points out, their marriage did not work. "It 's more natural," he says. "This shows that the public is the foundation for success because of this."
Royalists everywhere will hope. Stefano Bozzi was born and raised in Windsor, a stone's throw from the castle, an official residence of the queen. He describes his mother and grandmother as a fervent royalist and monarchist himself. But he sees marriage as a "last chance" for the royal family. "The relevance of the royal family is diluted by the day," he said. "There has never recovered since Diana and Charles separated."
Meaning and the ability to connect people is crucial. The couple will be useful here. The accusations of elitism and indifference are often directed against the Royals are harder to pin Catherine, daughter of a hostess.
Even William led a normal life that the heirs to the throne, the university and training as a helicopter pilot. His attitude toward the land, plus the untimely death of his mother helped him to love the nation for a long time. As Mr. Bozzo said, "You do not meet many people who do not like Prince William. There are many people who do not like Carlos. But William is always across as a nice guy."
Nice or not, the couple has work to do to appeal to their desire for the monarchy or uncomfortable with hereditary privileges. But William and Catherine seem very aware of the need to reach out. The live broadcast of marriage via YouTube about this commitment.
If they succeed, the future of the monarchy looks bright, "says Carpenter." I think the best scenario is also the most likely option, "he says." Monarchy renew an important place in life and feelings of the country. "
Even if the worst came, many experts reject the idea that the monarchy would collapse with it. "There have been many scandalous monarchs, but the monarchy has sailed," says Goldman. "George IV drank and gamed, and he divorced his wife, but did not affect the monarchy. Queen Victoria was lost for 10 years after Albert died and people are concerned about the monarchy, then. It was the abdication crisis History of defeats .... instead of proposing an evil king will destroy the monarchy. The institution is bigger than any individual. "
Anyway, despite the odd complaint or lack of interest in parts of society, there is simply no appetite for a republic. "If you abolish the monarchy, which takes its place?" Goldman asks. "You enter a world of choice, the politicization of the head. I think the British people think the monarchy is probably better than any alternative."
Anyway, in case of errors William and Catherine, expect to start the protests. "It applies to the royal family are impossible standards," said Goldman. "Somehow I imagine that will be a perfect family and all good. The problem is not the monarchy or the royal family, but with us," he said.
Nevertheless, it is how this modern world. "Everyone looks up to William," said Bozzi. "People see him as the savior of the royal family. If he's wrong, it will destroy the hopes of a nation."