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Camilla Parker-Bowles (Princess Diana) - These days we know that Charles loved Camilla all along and never should have married Diana, but he was bound by duty to do so. At the time, all we knew was Charles was married to a striking, stylish 20-something, and he was having an affair with a plain, older woman who Diana nicknamed "The Rottweiler." Camilla is a good reminder that there's a lot more to being in love than the way someone looks, but it's unfortunate that Diana had to go through the humiliating ordeal. I don't really remember what happened next. Only that when I got back, my boyfriend was singed, but he had not burned up. He was alive, and he was okay. And he hadn't come across anyone in his reckless venture into what turned out to be the rec room for the dormitory. Our next job was mistress webcam - read the article, to make sure everyone else got out alive as well. It was then that he and I started to run down the east and west breezeways of the building, pounding on all the doors, rousting railroad workers from their slumber, screaming at these men that the building was on fire, get out NOW! At the end, the lovers share a lovely memory of that love that can exist only in fantasy films but not in real life. Lamasan made sure the movie ends with this message. The story is discreetly handled and confirms once more that fact that The Mistress is an unavoidable figure in any society. The mistress as a symbol of moral decay of politicians was also touched by Lino Brocka in his landmark film, "Gumapang Ka Sa Lusak" which has highlights reminiscent of scenes from a marriage of the former first couple driven to Hawaii by People Power. The character is played by Cassandra Peterson, who has performed as basically no other character since the introduction of Elvira. She was in the Fellini semi-auto-biographical flick, Roma, in the seventies and was a member of the LA based Groundlings (of Pee Wee Herman Fame), but really what this-now 58 year old-woman is known for is her portrayal of the ever sexy, Elvira. Certainly you want to look your best in your next costume and with form fitting black and tons of make-up how could you possibly look bad? Quite slim, indeed. Don't play right into her hand. Don't make her look more important than she is. This leads me to my next point - her fears. Often what she fears is you and your husband moving on. What she really does not want is for you to pick up the pieces and move on without her in either of your lives. Now, you can't ultimately control your husband's actions, but you can control your own. You can chose not to place yourself in the middle of this drama and to not give her more power than she deserves.