Lunicio M.

Romero
Grade 11 Resilience

Red,White and Royal Blue

By: Matthew Lopez

This is the story of the LGBT in politics and a gay romance between
the first son of the united states Alexander Claremont-Diaz an Prince Henry a
potential heir to British throne.This story was released on May 14,2019 by
Martin’s Griffin.The two young men sort out their relationship and brave
publish the opinion by declaring their each feelings openly.The novel explores
the themes of honoring one’s nature,trying to strike a balance between public
duty and private desires and the value of independence and diversity over
conformity.

These are the main characters in the story Alex Claremont-Diaz the
first son of the United State,Prince Henry Fox-Mountchristen is a British
prince,June Claremont-Diaz sister of Alex,Ellen Claremont is the first president
and the mother of Alex and June,Zahra Bankston is the deputy chief of staff for
Ellen,Nora Holleran is the grandaughter of vice president Mike Holleran,Percy
Okonjo is the bestfriend of Prince Henry,Princess Beatrice Fox-Windsor is the
eldest sister of Prince Henry. The story happen in the United State, Washington
D.C., London, Paris and Texas. Alex as well is a pioneering young adult story
which explores issues of gender, identity and sexuality in a frank and
unembellished way.Alex speaks directly to the reader gains immense insight
into the challenges he faces.

I like the movie because it shows the independence of each other and
diversity over conformity and you have to be happy and nothing stops you from
doing what you do.The director’s goal is to show us that no matter our gender
we can love equally.The topic in the movie is all about gender role and the gay
romance.

The point of the movie are about love,identity,politics and the

complexities of navigating relationship in the public eye.It is recommended to
watch this movie to other because it is one lesson to the other that no matter
what your gender is, you can also love faithfully to your loved one.The other
point of view is to show the independence to love someone.