Paul Burrell interview - Part 3

The transcript discusses themes of trust, loyalty, and family dynamics, particularly in the context of a book written as a tribute to a Princess. It explores the impact of public statements made by family members and the emotional toll on the author and his family. The narrative also touches on the unveiling of a Memorial fountain, highlighting the complexities of family relationships and public perception.

What does the speaker express about their experience with trust and loyalty?

• They are not important to the speaker.

• They have been a source of disappointment.

• They have never been challenged.

• They have always been reciprocated.

What is the main purpose of the speaker's book?

• To criticize the royal family.

• To reveal secrets about the Princess.

• To discuss political issues.

• To pay tribute to the Princess.

How does the speaker view the public admission of adultery by the Prince and Princess?

• As a private matter.

• As irrelevant to their book.

• As an important act of honesty.

• As a mistake.

Why does the speaker choose not to attend the unveiling of the Memorial fountain?

• They have other commitments.

• They disagree with the event.

• They want to avoid media attention.

• They are not invited.

What does the speaker hope for regarding their relationship with William and Harry?

• To have a private meeting.

• To meet them publicly.

• To avoid them completely.

• To write another book about them.