Heavy is the head that wears the crown, but heavier is the burden of being next in line. The British Royal family is built on the traditional duty until death. For every heir to the throne, there is a spare. Elizabeth and Margaret, two ...See moreHeavy is the head that wears the crown, but heavier is the burden of being next in line. The British Royal family is built on the traditional duty until death. For every heir to the throne, there is a spare. Elizabeth and Margaret, two sincere sisters - but younger sister Margaret is really left in the sidelines. The heir and the spare is really what concludes their relationship - they grew up to be opposites. Despite being close during their childhood and teenage years, the looming pressure of the crown meant that Princess Margaret struggled to find a meaning in her role, and this, defined the sisters relationship. They were both princesses, but only one could be Queen.
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