Скачать или смотреть "The Person Who Caused Her the Most Pain" — Philip Finally Says What Everyone Was Thinking

Someone finally said it.
After six seasons of The Crown, after years of watching Diana struggle and suffer and eventually die, someone with actual authority looked at the situation and delivered the verdict the audience had been waiting to hear.
It wasn't the Queen.
That's the point. That's the wound at the center of this entire story. Elizabeth II—the most powerful woman in the world, the head of the family, the person who could have intervened at any moment across fifteen years of Diana's suffering—never said it. Never acknowledged it. Never once looked at her eldest son and told him the truth about what he'd done.Her husband did.
Prince Philip—the man who'd spent fifty years walking two steps behind her, the foreigner the establishment never fully accepted, the outsider who'd been systematically diminished by the very institution she embodied—Philip was the one who recognized Diana's pain.Because he'd lived it himself.And the Queen hadn't. Not once. Not ever.That's the tragedy The Crown spends six seasons building toward. Not just Diana's death. Not just Charles's failure. But the Queen's blindspot—the inability of someone born at the center of power to see the wounds inflicted on those at its margins.