REMAKE of my first one, the same but not the same, much better. Harry has been through the nasty divorce of his parents, a very public, humiliating, and trying ordeal. He grew up automatically in second place, struggling to prove himself and make his own way despite comparison to his rather glamorous older brother. His beloved mother was killed suddenly, tragically and publicly in a car wreck when he was only 12 years old, right before his birthday. Despite that, in the midst of the first anniversary of her death he managed to take the grueling exams into Eton, and PASSED with all that going on. He FINALLY made it, and she wasn't there to see it. Through death, adversity, controversy, shame, love and hate he has risen above it all to be who he always wanted to be - just Harry, a man in his own right. Through tinkering with drugs and drinking too much and smoking (all naughty but normal pasttimes for his wild young generation) and too many parties. . . he has emerged as a strong young man, a good soldier, an accomplished academic, a solid athlete, a compassionate person, a generous man, an affectionate son and brother, and a fun loving, sweet, plain spoken, honest young man. His every step seems like a struggle to prove himself. I hope someday he will be free of that burden and can just be himself. Without the world breathing down his neck, waiting for his next mistake. . .