King George VI's coffin is delivered to Wolferton railway station

The video describes a solemn procession arriving at Wolferton station, where the Squire of Sandringham transitions into the care of the nation he once ruled. The narrative highlights the nation's homage and the enduring duties of kings, even in death. The Queen, Queen Mother, and Princess Margaret arrive at the station, a place of past joy and rest.

What is the significance of the little procession reaching Wolferton station?

How does the text describe the relationship between the king and the nation?

In what ways does the text reflect on the concept of duty and homage in the context of the monarchy?

What does the phrase 'Even in Death, Kings have their duties' imply about the role of kings?

What emotions are conveyed by the arrival of the Queen, the Queen Mother, and Princess Margaret at the station?