Glistening Seas

Ohhh, perhaaps she had unhappiness with the miscarriages and age-related changes but; I think she overall, was happy and content with her husband and familiy and children and would have remained caring and at least concerned about the illigitimate children as well.

Some of the "old" attitudes of the "era" were simply for that era and Grace would have handled it as she did everything else with at least care and concern. In addition PA has done more than the"right" thing in all those areas as well, so Grace would have moved on into the modern world.

She probably would have lived her life making the choice to marry Prince Ranier again because she did love the man, so the ups and downs that came with it were simply part of life. As far as the acting....

Sure, she may have wanted to go back to acting. But, if she truly was close to the actors she has always been close with--she must have understood this one thing. Although, Hollywood even by todays standards, is still a glittery place to be-- the glitter and glitz of the Pss. Grace era is/has been simply too costly to have continued.

The Hollywood of Grace kelly era in "movie quality and content" were far, far different from the hollywood she would have returned to---had she bothered to go back to work. She would have in a likelyhood been far more dissappointed in that fact had she gone back to it. Let's face it the Alfred Hitchcocks of this world, whom mentored and hand groomed his certain few; are certainly not around much today.

So, it was best to keep her good memories of hollywood intact rather than having the present hollywood shatter those memories. Imho. Who knows?? Surely, the one's whom were still in the business would have told her that, for certain don't you think so???

So, for Pss. Grace it's perhaps she understood that and those factors help her to seek out alterior channels to place her creative energy into other fields and creative tasks, don't you suppose so too??

As far as being proud of Monaco today? Indeed Monaco is one of the brightest gems of the Eruopean Continent.