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A huge, solemn, grand, and century funeral ceremony
took place under the glare the public all over the world. Approximately
tens of millions of people were attracted to participate in the last glance
of that great person in their mind via television and radio. Who on earth
was that important person? It was Princess Diana. She possessed the quality
of overwhelming fascination and was regarded as an everlasting queen. When
Diana's body was escorted from Paris to England, a lot of citizen sent
numerous bouquets of flowers to her with a deplorable, grievous, and sorrowful
feeling. Her coffin was decked with a wealth of flowers like elegant roses,
lilies, and tulips. It was also draped with the queen colors. Everyone
wept as they strove to glimpse the cortege from Diana's home at Kensington
Palace to Westminster Abbey. Then she was carried into the somber
congregation. The guests cried inside the vast church, and the crowds sobbed
outsides. People were all touched during this period of time. And Diana's
life was elegantly and gracefully gone away with the song of the candle
in the wind sung by Elton John emotionally. After the ceremony ended, the
hearse and a small procession of cars left the Abbey for the two hour journey
to Althorp, the Spancers' ancestral home in Northamatonshire. Alongside
the road, a crowd of mourners and viewers kept on placing more flowers
and written tributes on the immense pile between the Queen Victoria Memorial
and the palace gates. Instead of burying Diana's remains in the local church,
the Spancers decided to make it rest on an island in the middle of a small
lake which was very serene and tranquil for Diana. And nobody could bother
her any more. Accordingly, the world watched her in the last live broadcast
when the procession of cars passed through the gates of the Spancers' estate.
Diana's life was
very similar to the fairy tales, the real-life fairy tales. On that day
16 years ago 1981, she married Charles, the Prince of Wales under the declaration
of Archbishop of Canterbury. She began to lead a royal life which every
girl had ever dreamed and fancied living in that gorgeous, splendid and
grandeur palace as well as living delightedly with her beloved Prince.
How envious life it is! This Prince Diana had an irresistibly glamorous
beauty. She was possessed of a pair of appealing eyes which could entice
a glance and perfect contour of her nose. Besides, her strong jaw line
and haughty cheekbones were more enchanting. Those prominent qualities
made her really like a divine queen in the castle of the royal fairy tale.
She was easily prone to reveal the natural noble attitude and appearance.
In addition to her Venus-like figure, the most pivotal factor which made
her renowned was that she had a very kind, amiable, and easy-going heart
towards her people not only the rich but also the poor. Especially, she
was greatly fond of children.
Throughout Diana's
life, it wasn't rather smoothly wonderful as people thought. As she suffered
from the divorce with Prince Charles and couldn't procure his love, she
had ever experienced a period of tough time. And she turned her love to
those people in need. Over the past years, Diana had taken part in charitable
activities. As a Princess, she embraced the baby with AIDS. Furthermore,
in her solo career, she sold off her eveningwear at Christie's for charity
and visited lepers in Indonesia and explored mine-fields in Bosnia. The
message she sent was radical one "You don't need a palace to be a princess.
You may even need to leave it to become one."
Those deeds were
vividly rooted in everyone's mind and that was the main point which made
her become an eternal Princess for universal people who admired and revered
her so deeply. Above all, as a result of her honesty and firm determination
to do what she thought it was right, she became the most popular in the
world.
However, Diana's
death wasn't on physical disease but an unexpected accident of car crash.
Originally, she intended to go back to England the next day for a visit
with her sons Williams and Harry. When she and Emad Fayed went out the
Paris Ritz, they got on the car driven by a drunken driver, Henri Paul.
Due to the journalists' curiosity about the fact that whether Diana had
decided her future with Emad Fayed, they drove motorcycles to follow Diana.
Therefore, a swarm of motorcycles and scooters expanded the feverishly
high-speed pursuit on the road. This kind of perilous driving seemed to
happen on the movies. However, to everyone's surprise, this was the last
journey for Diana. From the newspapers, we knew that when the car entered
the tunnel on Paris's Place de 1'Alma, it struck the concrete divider that
separated the eastbound lanes from the westbound and then cartwheel rolled
over a full 360 degrees and spinning around nearly 180 degrees. The noise
was tremendously loud even like an explosion. The live situation was too
horrible to look at. And under emergent operation of rescuing Diana 's
life, doctors eventually still declared the Princess dead at 3 a.m. London
time.
This car crash
gave an end to Diana's death, which was immensely pitiful and exactly sudden
for people to accept immediately. Regardless of the negative reports which
ever propagated rampantly the world over, those disappeared with the death
of Diana. And what she left to her people was infinite veneration. Although
Diana's body had been buried under the ground, her immortal spirit would
exist in everyone's mind. And the status of Princess Diana would have a
profound influence on the whole world.
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A huge, solemn,
grand, and scared funeral ceremony took place under the glare the public
all over the world. Approximately tens of millions of people were
deeply enthralled with the last glance of that great person in their mind
via television and radio: that was our Princess Diana, who had conquered
the world with overwhelming fascination. When her body was escorted
from Paris to England, a lot of citizens sent numerous bouquets of flowers
to her with a deplorable, grievous, and sorrowful sentiment. Her
coffin was decked with a wealth of flowers such as elegant roses, lilies,
and tulips. It was also draped with the colors of the queen.
Everyone wept as they strove to glimpse the cortege from Diana's home at
Kensington Palace to Westminster Abbey. As she was carried into the
somber congregation, the guests cried inside the vast church, and the crowds
sobbed outsides. People were all touched seeing this legendary princess
at the whole process of the funeral ceremony in the church. And people
were intrigued to recall Diana's life by hearing the elegant and graceful
melody of the song which was called the candle in the wind: Elton John
sang emotionally for her.
After the
ceremony ended, the hearse and a small procession of cars left the Abbey
for the two-hour journey to Althorp, the Spancers' ancestral home in Northamptonshire.
Alongside the road, a crowd of mourners and viewers kept on placing more
flowers Dan written tributes on the immense pile between the Queen Victoria
Memorial and the palace gates. Instead of burying Diana in the local
church, the Spancers decided to have her rest on an island in the middle
of a small lake which was very serene and tranquil for Diana. And
nobody could bother her any more. Accordingly, the world watched
her in the last live broadcast when the procession of cars passed through
the gates of the Spancers' estate.
Alive,
Diana's life had been the heroine in a fairy tale, a real-life fairy tale.
Sixteen years ago in 1981, she married Charles, the Prince of Wales, by
Archbishop's declaration. She began to lead a royal life, which every
girl had ever dreamed and fancied living delightedly in that gorgeous,
splendid, and grandeur palace with her beloved Prince. This kind
of life made many girls extremely envious.
Prince Diana had an irresistibly glamorous beauty. She ws possessed
of a pair of appealing eyes which could entice the glance of general people.
Besides, the perfect contour of her nose, her conspicuous jaw line and
haughty cheekbones were more enchanting. Those prominent qualities
seemed to let her become a divine queen in the castle of the royal fairy
tale. She was easily prone to reveal the naturally noble attitude
and temperament. In addition to her Benus-like figure, the most pivotal
factor why she was renowned worldwide was that she had a very kind, amiable,
and easy-going heart towards not only the rich but also the poor.
Especially, she was greatly fond of children.
Due to her mind of lamenting the destiny of mankind, she dedicated herself
to helping people with compassion throughout her life. Even though
Diana who couldn't procure her husband's love and suffered from the divorce
with him had gone through a period of tough time, she still turned her
love to those people in need. Over the past years, Diana had taken
part in a great of charitable activities. As a Princess, she embraced
the baby with AIDS. Furthermore, in her solo career, she sold off
her evening wear at Christie's for charity and visited lepers in Indonesia
and explored min-fields in Bosnia. The message she sent was a radical
one: "You don's need a palace to be a princess. You may even need
to leave it to become one."
Those deeds were vividly rooted in everyone's mind and that was the main
reason which turned her into an eternal Princess for people mostly to admire
and revere her so deeply. Above all, as a result of her honesty and
firm determination to do what she thought was right, she became the most
popular in the world.
However, Diana's death wasn't on physical disease but on an unexpected
accident of car crash. Trace back to the scene of that horrifying
day, a swarm of motorcycles and scooters expanded the feverishly high-speed
pursuit on the road. This kind of perilous driving seemed to happen
on the movies. The curious journalists yearned to discover the further
development of the relationship between Emad Fray and Diana. When
the car entered the tunnel on Paris's Place de l'Alma, it struck the concrete
divider that separated the eastbound lanes from the westbound and then
cartwheel rolled over a full 360 degrees and spinning around nearly 180
degrees. The noise was tremendously loud even like an explosion.
This outcome of Diana's life was far beyond the scope of our imagination.
The quiet and serene graveyard Diana had been buried was completely secluded
from the disturbingly secular world. A block of beautiful birds,
a perfect sparkling lake, and lush trees and flowers accompanied her perpetually
instead of a crowd of ruthless journalists and all kinds of tumult.
This fabulous and peaceful paradise can protect her from the turmoil of
the world and being artificially polluted. People in the world, especially
the media will not allowed to disarrange Diana hereafter. Diana is
capable of bathing in the most harmonious and tranquil atmosphere under
immensely wonderful environment.
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