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’t progress. However, what is it that makes a man love a woman so much? Believe it or not, it has little to do with sex, even though that is more than likely fantastic. It has to do with comfortable feeling together, making each other laugh and please, and sharing the same interests and hobbies. It has to do with complementing and consolation each other, each half making the other one whole, being soul—mates. Great sex is a by—product of such a relationship. After all, Charles loves Camilla very much. The hostility toward Charles and Camilla doesn’t influence on their relationship. The public hate Camilla, which don’t influence Camilla’s status in Charles’s heart. However, most people who have an opinion about the future king of Great Britain are very anti-Camilla. She seems to be blamed for the breakup of Charles and Diana’s marriage. She is perceived to be a home wrecker. However, Charles later admits that he and Camilla has been romantically involved .After Diana died in 1997, Camilla becomes Charles's steady companion and partner, amid much public chatter about the propriety of their behaviors and Charles should become king. Meanwhile, in fact, the purposes of Charles marrying Diana have nothing to do with love. If love happened it was incidental. It has to do with an aging Prince being prodded by mother to marry so the monarchy would around for future generations. To be blunt what the future king of Britain needs is a virgin. And not to impugn the characters of English women, but hot looking and poised virgins from the upper crust families aren’t exactly in great supply. A virgin bride is the only way to ensure the royal genes are carried on to the next generation. There is also the obvious concern that the King or Queen wouldn’t contract sexually transmitted diseases like syphilis, which is quite common through much of human history. Camilla fails to qualify in the virginity department. Charles has spent over 30 years dating her and has wanted to marry her, but she is off the list of royal marriage partners because she isn’t a virgin. Apparently, there are concerns that her blood isn’t blue enough. Charles could be a future King and marry a proper British virgin or could abdicate, marry the woman he loves. Camilla’s ordinary appearance and age don’t seem appropriate for a romantic woman. She is distorted by the tabloids endlessly, so she has been casting into the limelight. The public are driven by their own dreams, and think that love should be that women have beautiful appearance, men should have handsome looks. The public allow that old men and young women have romantic love; the middle-aged men and ladies have romantic love, but look down upon the romantic love that men are younger than women. This describes the status inequality between men and women. Above all, it is known that Hester and Camilla experience the social unequal treatments. They are eager to break through the inequality and live a happy life. They are the good models for the women in new generations. II. Differences in Character between Hester and Camilla As a whole, Hester and Camilla are both brave women with strong characteristics and self-esteems. From them, people know that women are eager to seek freedom and happy marriage, but the social pressures and patriarchy system detain their passive hearts. As women in different eras, they have something in common—perseverance and inner charming. A. Hester’s Guilty Feelings Hester is a lovely and imaginat