Eton wasn’t academically a good fit for Harry, and William was at the age where you don’t want to be embarrassed by your younger sibling. Yet the real problem may have been the way they were treated “the same,” when that was for looks rather than what was good for the two of them. Some differences were not just appropriate, but necessary.īut some of them were just differences that said to two young children that one of them didn’t matter.
They were being prepared for different lives.
The chances of the second son ever being king were always low, and they dropped lower, not just when William actually got married, but when he was nearing adulthood, alive and healthy. Some stories that have been cited as clear evidence of Will and Harry being treated differently have been dismissed as “William’s going to be king someday Harry isn’t.” In many cases that’s valid.
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