The life of Lady Diana, Princess of Wales, continues to inspire the world today. Ever since she was a child, Diana put smiles on people's faces. As she grew older, began dating Prince Charles, celebrated her highly publicized wedding and participated in royal duties as part of the British monarchy, Diana always seemed to make everyone have a better outlook on themselves. Even in death, she continues to be a positive influence on people everywhere.
             Princess Diana was born on July 1, 1961 at Park House, to Edward John and Frances Spencer, her proud parents. Diana's parents had the royal titles of Viscount and Viscountess Althrop. Her own title was the Honorable Diana Frances Spencer. They were an extremely noble family.
             Diana had two sisters, Sarah and Jane, and a brother named Charles (Diana as a Child Internet). She always did things her own way, yet she was a delightful child. She was taught to have extremely good manners and to be on her best behavior at all times (Darling 10-11). Diana's father worked for Queen Elizabeth and the two families (the Spencer's and the Windsor's) would spend time at the Sandringham house. The children would play together and swim all day long (Darling 12-13 )
             Diana was an intelligent child. She attended the prep school, Riddlesworth Hall in Diss, Norfolk. In 1974, Diana was sent to a boarding school called West Heath, near Sevenoaks, Kent. While studying there, Diana became an accomplished pianist and received many awards. In 1977, she was sent to finishing school at the Institute of Alpine Videmantte in Rougemont, Switzerland (Diana as a Child Internet). Despite of all the finishing schools Diana was sent to, she still enjoyed sports. Diana really liked swimming, tennis, and
             netball. Diana also had a love for dancing, and often said that she was obsessed with the ballet (Darling 18).
             At the age of sixteen, Diana had never been on an airplane, so that December...