The Queen And I

The Queen and I

On Thursday, 9th April 1992, the People's Republican Party won the election in the UK. The Prime Minister, Jack Barker went to de Buckingham Palace and he ordered the Queen toabdicate. The royal family had to start a new life, their new house was in a suburb, and it was situated at number nine, Hellebore Close. Their neighbours, Tony and Beverly Threadgold, were very surprisedand started calling the Queen Mrs. Windsor because it was her surname. The first day of her new live, her social worker, Trish visited her but she wasn't dressed therefore and Trish would come at theafternoon.
The royal family must get used to his new life and live like their neighbours, who cleaned their kitchen, bought their clothes in charity shops and things that cost less than a pound, inspite of all, the Queen mother thought that the house was comfortable. Beverly began discussing with the police and Charles protected her, but both of them were arrested while Warren Deacon stoleeverything of the van. In the Magistrate's Court, they were released on bail and got free. The royal family started to get along with the Threagold's family but the Queen felt lonely because Philipwanted to stay in bed until his dead.
The day after, Trish came, Mrs. Windsor told her her troubles and she asked her for money, on the other hand, the Queen Mother, who loved wagers and drink, was withPhilomena Toussaint and his son, Fitzroy Toussaint. Over time, all of them had difficulty to eat for the reason that they hadn't money, they had problems such as, when it rained, water entered to theschool through the holes in the ceiling, or their electrical appliance broke down. The royal family’s live changed a lot, a man named Spiggy repaired Anne's washing machine and they started dating,Charles was in love with Beverly and Philip was in a mental hospital. Although Charles went to prison one more time, and he wrote letters to his family everyday.
One day, The Queen Mother died and...