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The transcript discusses the impact of a fictional show on perceptions of the British Royals, particularly Prince Charles. The speaker shares their evolving respect for the Royals, despite initially having a different political stance. The conversation highlights the show's fictional nature, emphasizing that it should not be mistaken for a historical account. The realism of the show is acknowledged, but viewers are reminded to differentiate between drama and actual history.

How did the speaker's view of Prince Charles change after watching the show?

• They became indifferent.

• They gained respect for him.

• They lost respect for him.

• Their view remained unchanged.

What is the speaker's stance on the show's portrayal of Charles and Camilla?

• It is a factual representation.

• It is purely fictional.

• It is a mix of fact and fiction.

• It is a documentary.

What does the speaker suggest about the audience's understanding of the show?

• They are confused about its nature.

• They understand it is fictional.

• They believe it is a documentary.

• They think it is a history lesson.

Why might some viewers think the show is rewriting history?

• Because it is endorsed by the Royals.

• Because it uses real footage.

• Because it is a documentary.

• Because it is so believable.

What does the speaker recommend for those seeking factual information about the Royals?

• Read fictional novels.

• Attend royal events.

• Watch documentaries.

• Watch the show again.