CLEAN : Belgian king's illegitimate daughter finds solace in art

The speaker reflects on their journey from feeling shameful about their existence and unexpected fame due to being associated with Albert II, to finding pride in themselves. They discuss the concept of justice and acceptance, particularly in Belgium, and how it has changed their perspective. The speaker also shares their struggle with family identity and the impact of knowing their father's identity at a young age. They express their royalist views, admiration for the English royal family, and how figures like Lady Diana have inspired them.

What was the primary reason for the speaker's fame?

• Association with Albert II

• Musical skills

• Artistic talent

• Literary achievements

How did the speaker's view on justice change over time?

• They always believed in justice.

• They initially thought justice was a nonsense word.

• They believed justice was only present in their country.

• They never changed their view on justice.

What impact did being heard have on the speaker?

• It made them feel less important.

• It made them feel more serious and hopeful.

• It had no impact on them.

• It made them feel more isolated.

What misconception did the speaker face regarding their beliefs?

• That they were not a Royalist

• That they disliked the English royal family

• That they were not fond of Lady Diana

• That they were anti-Royalist

Who in the English royal family does the speaker admire?

• Lady Diana and her sons

• Queen Elizabeth II

• Prince William

• Prince Charles