King George V with three of his sons in 1935

The transcript describes a ruler's life marked by the empire's devotion to him and his queen. Despite challenges, such as the Mediterranean thread, he earned respect and was supported by his family, including the Duke of Kent, the Prince of Wales, and the Duke of York. The narrative culminates in a day that signifies the peak of his dedication to his people.

What did the people of the empire express towards their leader and his queen?

What does the phrase 'Even the Mediterranean thread couldn't take that' imply about the leader's situation?

How did the leader earn the affection of his people?

Who were the notable figures mentioned alongside the leader?

What was the significance of the day mentioned in the text?