Sissi, impératrice malgré elle

Balancing personal vulnerability with the grandeur of history must have been challenging. I'm curious about what inspired that focus in her storytelling.

While the story is rich in politics and intrigue, the moments of romance seemed subtle. Was that an intentional choice to reflect the era's decorum?

This choice gave a personal touch to the story, but I wonder if the author considered other perspectives or if it was a way to deepen emotional connection.