The Queen (played by Aileen Pringle) is a protagonist in Three Weeks.
Queen of Sardalia who flees her abusive marriage, enters a three-week romantic affair with Paul Verdayne in Switzerland, reunites with him years later, and is ultimately killed by her husband. Paul Verdayne (played by Conrad Nagel) appears in Three Weeks.
Young Englishman who has a three-week romance with the Queen of Sardalia, survives assassination attempts ordered by the King, reunites with her years later, and eventually becomes a prominent British statesman. The King (played by John St. Polis) appears in Three Weeks.
Brutal monarch of Sardalia married to the Queen, who orders Paul Verdayne's assassination, kills his wife during their reunion, and is subsequently slain by a servant.
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Characters
The Queen
(played by Aileen Pringle) — protagonist
Queen of Sardalia who flees her abusive marriage, enters a three-week romantic affair with Paul Verdayne in Switzerland, reunites with him years later, and is ultimately killed by her husband.
Paul Verdayne
(played by Conrad Nagel) — supporting
Young Englishman who has a three-week romance with the Queen of Sardalia, survives assassination attempts ordered by the King, reunites with her years later, and eventually becomes a prominent British...
The King
(played by John St. Polis) — supporting
Brutal monarch of Sardalia married to the Queen, who orders Paul Verdayne's assassination, kills his wife during their reunion, and is subsequently slain by a servant.
Key Relationships
The King → Paul Verdayne
(Conflict Assassin Target)
The Queen → Paul Verdayne
(Romantic Lovers)
The Queen → The King
(Family Spouse)
Story Analysis
A tale of royal exile, secret romance, tragic betrayal, and dynastic legacy.
