Princess Diana....How I Want To Remember Her
Princess Diana has been gone now for quite some time, having died tragically back in 1997. Her death will always remain a mystery to most, but her memory lives on and, in most recent photos, not in a way she would want to be remembered. Photos have only now been released of Diana as she lay clinging to life after her tragic car crash. Why anyone would want these photos to become public is beyond my comprehension, even though I realize that such photos sell for millions and, in turn, will sell millions of tabloid rags. One of the photographers who captured her on film as she lay dying, defended his actions by saying she was out in public at the time and fair game for any photographer (wasn't he one of the photographers that followed her limousine in a high-speed chase directly before the accident?). This less-than human being went on to say that the driver of the limo was clearly at fault for having been drunk while driving and that all celebrities must expect to be followed and even chased while in public, but to what end? I can't even imagine what her dear sons must go through with the publication of such photos. As for me I prefer to remember her as she is in this photo...completely elegant...the embodiment of a true princess!
posted by Susan @ 9:36 AM
2 Comments:
I agree whole-heartidly. The man publishing those photos should be shot. Why would anyone want to see such a beautiful woman like Princess Diana dying. It's absolutley sick. After doing so much good in the world, this is how we repay her? And her poor sons. Why should we make them relive that moment? They are undoubtidly feeling the same pain as when she died. It's been nearly 10 years since she passed away, and those boys have hurt everyday since then. But have been heeling! Everyday the pain lessons, and they have been heeling! They want to remember there mother as the angel she was, not bleeding and dying. And I feel as if most of the world would like to remember her that way too. I do.
i completely agree with you. the person who took the photograph of this amazing, inpiring woman in her last moments was only thinking of himself and of the profits he would gain. rather than putting himself to some use and possibly saving her life. but yet again the one thing that seems to make the world go round has taken priority again, money. the love that diana showed in all aspects of her life should be what turns this selfish universe. sadly it is not.
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