I don't get people who don't understand the Markle story's appeal.
A low-talent thespian and grifter, and probably an experienced whore, has made her way into one of the world's most famous families.
Once there, she disregards all their age-old rules of protocol and deportment, while trying to grab as much fame and money as possible for herself and set herself up for a glittering career.
Shocked, the family fights back with old-world tactics - like putting her in embarrassing manor homes (Frogmore Cottage, the servants' quarters) and giving her patronages that highlight her shortcomings (Bad actress = National Theater. Never finished college = Association of Commonwealth Universities. Abandoned dog = Animal charity. Trashy fashion = Clothes for homeless women.)
It sounds like a comic novel by a great British satirist, but it's real, and nobody knows the ending yet.
A low-talent thespian and grifter, and probably an experienced whore, has made her way into one of the world's most famous families.
Once there, she disregards all their age-old rules of protocol and deportment, while trying to grab as much fame and money as possible for herself and set herself up for a glittering career.
Shocked, the family fights back with old-world tactics - like putting her in embarrassing manor homes (Frogmore Cottage, the servants' quarters) and giving her patronages that highlight her shortcomings (Bad actress = National Theater. Never finished college = Association of Commonwealth Universities. Abandoned dog = Animal charity. Trashy fashion = Clothes for homeless women.)
It sounds like a comic novel by a great British satirist, but it's real, and nobody knows the ending yet.
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