I'm really still in shock that she was not allowed to marry the man she loved because the Church of England, founded solely so that a self-indulgent king could divorce and remarry any number of times he saw fit, thought divorce was unbecoming of a royal. I realize, yes, that the Church of England probably takes great pains to not remind people of its raison d'être and clothes its utter lack of meaning with the trappings of an outward manifestation of something approaching Christianity, but we all know the truth. The Church of England is an attenuated form of virtue signaling masquerading as a faith, founded on a lie and a divorce (followed by two homicides, an annulment and then a whole lot of vicious religious persecution).