Diana In Search Of Herself (2012) - Plot & Excerpts
I’m sure being Princess of Wales won’t change Diana in any way. For me she’ll always remain my sweet lovable little sister” —SARAH SPENCER MCCORQUODALE, in the Daily Mail, February 25, 1981 Once the engagement had been announced, Diana moved into Clarence House, the home of the Queen Mother. That night Diana dined with Charles and his grandmother—an occasion Diana did not mention when she subsequently complained that “nobody” was “there to welcome me.” Three days later, Diana settled into her own apartment in Buckingham Palace, where she was to stay until the royal wedding on July 29. In theory, the palace was filled with people who could help ease Diana into her role. As her sister hoped, Buck House, as it is often called, did provide a wall behind which Diana could hide from the invasive press, but her sense of security ended there. With its endless rooms and more than 200 employees, Buckingham Palace is a forbidding place, more like a large apartment and office building than an embracing household.
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