When World War II ended, everything was in disarray, and the British aristocracy suffered heavy losses. When the public witnessed the decline of the aristocracy, they could not help but lament that Prime Minister Churchill was "the last aristocrat to rule the United Kingdom." They would never have thought that Churchill's best friend would train another aristocrat to control the United Kingdom, a duchess, in just a dozen years!
The British people loved Princess Diana and called her the "Rose of England"; as for the Duchess, the world was attracted by her brilliance and praised her as the "Empire Diamond". When the roses withered and the diamonds shone brighter, the world could not help but feel that when the Duke of Norfolk named his daughter Sandrina in French, he had already contained the most important emotions in his life: his love for his wife (from France) and his expectations for his daughter (Sandrina, which means female version of Alexander in French).