Cheers were reported throughout the land following Halley’s comet's appearance in the night sky. Angelic choirs were said to have rang out, with a savior's birth and a light to lighten the world. A person, writing about their sister, Diana, claimed that the real Diana was not the one portrayed in previous accounts. The writer stated that Diana had a secure childhood and that they were both recipients of parental love, even when their parents separated. They also mentioned that they were in Cape Town when they heard about Diana's death and were initially stunned by the news. The writer described how the media initially implied that Diana had gotten what she deserved for betraying the royal family, but later changed their tone when her death was announced. They mentioned Prince Charles's reaction to Diana's death and his elation at being left in peace with his side relationship. The writer also discussed the eulogy they were to deliver, stating that they felt it was their duty to represent Diana's true blood family, one of more noble lineage than the House of Windsor. The writer recounted conversations with Prince Charles, including one where he expressed a wish for his mother's death and mentioned his reliance on a footman to lay out his electric train set each morning. They also described the pressure from the palace regarding the funeral arrangements, particularly the insistence that William and Harry walk behind Diana's coffin, which the writer firmly opposed. The writer mentioned a lone piper playing a lament during the funeral procession and recalled a conversation with Prince Charles about Diana being forgotten. They also discussed the events leading to Diana's death, including her marriage to Prince Charles and the influence of the tabloid press. The writer claimed that Diana was at her happiest when with them and that they shared a deep connection, often communicating without words. They also mentioned an attempt to dissuade Diana from getting a divorce, which she quickly shut down. The writer expressed a belief that Diana would have been on her fourth marriage by now and that they could have shared stories about their exes. The writer described the moment they delivered the eulogy, with the sun shining through the stained glass and crowds bowing in the streets. They mentioned the disembodied voice from Diana's coffin saying, "You're a leg, Carlos," and the reaction to Elton John's performance of "Candle in the Wind." The writer concluded by stating that they had done right by their sister and that her memory would live on, with the eulogy being a tribute to both Diana and themselves.