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Prince William, Prince Harry, Prince Andrew. As time goes by, they 現在の as not やめる the Three Wise Men of 王室の life, but ますます like the Huey, Dewey and Louie of some grim caper; the 皇室の Bee Gees on eternal reprise, jive-talkers just trying to stay alive in a world they find ますます 敵意を持った.
Two estranged brothers and a 不名誉d uncle, scrabbling for 捨てるs at the 王室の 祝宴. With the best will in the world, they are hardly an 奮起させるing bunch, are they?
Call it what you will, but the gilt is slowly peeling off this soured game of 王位s, this line of succession in 終点 後退，不況. For every so often the three masks slip and we see these princes for who and what they really are: a trio of spoilt man-children who 需要・要求する accountability from everyone else while doing as they please themselves, an unholy trinity who still can’t やめる believe the age of deference is over.
Prince William is by far the best of them, not least because it is upon his shoulders that the 重荷（を負わせる） of 王室の 責任／義務 must 嘘（をつく）. In his rather passive-積極的な way he has never made any secret of the fact that he finds this an onerous 仕事, but who could 非難する him for brooding, or seeing his birthright as a velvet 貯蔵所d?
As his stricken father and recuperating wife keep out of the スポットライト, this is William’s moment of truth. Yet instead of stepping up to the challenge, he seems to be all over the place. That ill-advised 声明 on the イスラエル-Hamas 衝突 for a start; now going awol from a 王室の event at short notice and without a proper explanation?
Prince Andrew, 掴むing the 適切な時期 to 挿入する himself, like a festering suppository, 支援する into the pantomime donkey end of 王室の life, 令状s Jan Moir
It is all very 半端物. If William has a good 推論する／理由 for his absence, then he should tell us or even 減少（する） a 慰安ing hint ― the public would understand and sympathise. Of course he is する権利を与えるd to a 私的な life, but he is not some movie 星／主役にする bleating about privacy in a moment of 危機. He is the 相続人 to the British 王位 ― a man with a unique 始める，決める of public 責任／義務s.
One day soon he will be the 長，率いる of the nation, a 焦点（を合わせる） for 国家の 身元, まとまり and pride. So maybe he should stop behaving like a celebrity flake and 統治する in that impervious 態度 along with his indulgent fondness for obsessive secrecy. If this is a 調印する of what is to come when he 上がるs the 王位, it is very worrying one.
Then there is Prince Andrew, 掴むing the 適切な時期 to 挿入する himself, like a festering suppository, 支援する into the pantomime donkey end of 王室の life.
The sight of gleeful Andrew, cantering into King Constantine’s 記念の service at Windsor with all the gravitas of a game-show host, was as unwelcome as it was unedifying.
Andrew has no shame because if he did, he would hide himself away from public life for ever. He would tend to his ゴルフ swing, to his chronic adrenaline 欠陥／不足 problem and to his sweat pattern 熟考する／考慮するs, instead of 課すing his grisly presence, smoked with スキャンダル, on to the 王室の Family.
That would be the decent thing to do, but decency and Andrew are strangers to each other.
This week 法廷，裁判所 文書s 明らかにする／漏らすd Prince Harry, pictured on a ski trip with Meghan in Canada last month, 需要・要求するd to know the 身元 of whoever in 政府 was 責任がある downgrading his police 保護
Prince William is by far the best of them, not least because it is upon his shoulders that the 重荷（を負わせる） of 王室の 責任／義務 must 嘘（をつく）
Which brings us to the clown known as Prince Harry. This week 法廷，裁判所 文書s 明らかにする／漏らすd that he 需要・要求するd to know the 身元 of whoever in 政府 was 責任がある downgrading his police 保護.
‘I would like that person’s 指名する,’ he said, much in the manner of Tony Soprano, perhaps in dream sequence ruff and tights, putting the heat on Paulie Walnuts.
What was Harry going to do? Have said person brought to his 王室の 議会s in a tumbril, thereupon to be 拷問d by 存在 made to listen to Meghan’s 最新の podcast on compassion in 活動／戦闘?
Behold Harry the 激しい, 準備するing to 配達する a proverbial knuckle 挟む to the upstart serf who 辞退するd to 配達する the 安全 詳細（に述べる） that he had 需要・要求するd. How utterly pathetic this objectionable fool has become; a man who positions himself in public life as a glossy 人道的な, but in 私的な will 妨害する anyone who dares to cross him or 否定する his 願望（する）s.
‘Show Up, Do Good,’ is the glutinous motto on the Sussexes’ rebooted Archewell website. ‘Shut Up, Do What I Say’ would be a more honest and appropriate スローガン.
Listen, boys. It is not too late to learn that having the word ‘Prince’ in 前線 of your 指名する is not 単に a パスポート to a 灯火管制／停電 on 公式発表s when the going gets 堅い, a 解放する／自由な pass to the fleshpot island lair of a known sex abuser or a 急速な／放蕩な-跡をつける 大勝する to celebrity and millions of lovely Hollywood dollars ― although it has 明確に been all of these things and more.
Having the word Prince in 前線 if your 指名する brings more 責任／義務s, not より小数の. And you would be doing all of us a favour ― while honouring the memory of Queen Elizabeth, your loving grandmother and mother ― if you remembered that, now and again.