A TV panel discuss the first ever live televised consummation of the marriage of the eldest Prince.
Prince George, 24 married his 20 year old girlfriend Susan Fletcher
Jonathan Curtis, programme presenter, 40s
Peter Harris, Royal reporter, 60s
Janet Ranger who is the renowned fashion guru of the young, 30s, blonde
Andrew Thunic, the MP for Westminster, 50s
Jemima Walwart, the socialite, 40s, brunette
Martha Finks, gives view from the common people, 50s, brunette
"Good evening. I'm Jonathan Curtis. Tonight, in this very special broadcast we bring you a world exclusive: the live consummation of the marriage of Prince George to the new Princess Susan. Yes, you have heard it right we will be right there in the bedroom of the new Royal couple to witness their first sexual union.
This morning the 24 year old Prince George married his 20 year old girlfriend Susan Fletcher after a whirlwind romance and now they have retired to the Palace to complete their marriage by consummating in the full view of the nation and in fact the world.
This unprecedented event has come about due to the action taken by the parliament, with great pressure from our nation's Christian Church, to quash rumours and gossip that the Princesses are not virgins when they marry into the Royal family and that, in some instances the consummation does not take place on the rightful sacred night of the wedding. And Prince George's marriage to Princess Susan is the first Royal union to take place after the new Royal Wedding Decree. Being the Head of the Christian Church the Royal Family are meant to be above reproach and looked upon to set the moral standards as prescribed by the Christian Church.
We have kindly been given permission by the Palace to position many discrete, remotely operated cameras and microphones around the bedroom to give us numerous angles of viewing and audio. Please understand that to provide the Royal Couple privacy no one else will be in the bedroom when the Royal Couple enters. Only in the most extreme case will a technician enter, for example to fix a camera or a microphone that had stopped working.
As you can now see, this is the bedroom and we are now flicking through the images from various cameras.
After the wedding the couple have been apart and currently they are having showers and preparing for their big event. As soon as they enter the bedroom we will go straight over to begin coverage. Don't worry, you won't miss a thing. In the meantime we have a panel of experts to discuss today's extraordinary event...the live consummation of marriage of Prince George with his bride Princess Susan.
So, let me introduce you to the panel. First we have Peter Harris, the stalwart Royal reporter and journalist famous for many exclusives on the Royal Family and who has been covering them for many years now. Next we have Janet Ranger who is the renowned fashion guru on the trends of the young people. Then we have Andrew Thunic, the MP for Westminster to give us the political view. And next is Jemima Walwart, the socialite, and then we have Martha Finks, who will give us the view from the common people.
And whilst we wait for the Royal Couple to enter the bedroom, can I start with you, Peter, what is your view on how the Royal Family has taken to this, what many people might think of, as an invasion of privacy on this couple's very important night?"
"Thank you Jonathan. This is an extraordinary thing we will be witnessing. I'm not sure I, nor my wife, for that matter, would be easy at knowing that millions, if not billions of people around the world will be watching the moment we first have sex as husband and wife. But then again we have seen how the Royal Family has been entwined recently in various scandals and gossips. They want to be seen to be trying to connect with the public once more. They want to show the country that the purity of the Royal Linage is being maintained, that the Princesses that are entering the Royal household are in fact virgins. And by allowing the cameras not only at the wedding, but also into the bedroom it is hoped the country will be closer to the next-in-line-to-be-King and the Royal Family as a whole.
"Those are very important points you mention," Jonathan said. "So if the Royal Family is going to be more engaged with their public, how do you think the public will be affected by what they see? Janet."
"This is going to be very interesting tonight. There are just so many ways the Royal Couple could influence the nation. The big question is will they emerge naked or will they be wearing their night attire...?"
"What do you think?" Jonathan interrupted.
"Well, I think they will wear their night attire. I am, and I'm sure the nation, are just itching to see the nightie that the young Princess could be wearing? Who will it have been designed by? The same designer as the wedding dress? I assume it will be white like the wedding dress, to reflect that she's a virgin. And I guess the same for the Prince's pyjamas. And you know what, Jonathan, the fashion questions goes beyond just the clothes. There has been much anticipation around the Prince and Princess: will they be clean shaven or will they sport a nice natural pubic bush, or a landing strip? And has the Princess got her nipples pierced? And as for the Prince, has he been circumcised? Due to the easily available porn on the internet people are bombarded with clean shaven pubic area and men circumcised."
"So you believe the Royal Couple could influence not only the nightwear but also how they look naked?
"Absolutely. We are talking about the future King and Queen here."
"Thank you, Janet. Very interesting points which we will pick up in more detail later," the presenter silkily said. "Andrew, please tell us about the political and the legal side here."
"Thank you, Jonathan. I'm very excited to be here today in this ground breaking event. There have been concerns about broadcasting live sexual intercourse on the mainstream television, until now it was illegal to do so. Many objections were raised, but it was thought that allowing the broadcast was in the interest of the country. Some concessions have been made, such as broadcasting after 9pm as per the normal adult watershed broadcasting times. But we all must remember that children can see all sorts of pornography on the internet, meant for adults only, from the comfort of their bedroom," Andrew said. He was a dedicated MP in his 50s with just a touch of baldness starting.
"Yes, but that doesn't mean we should legitimise it by copying it and allowing explicit sexual activities on mainstream media also," Martha chipped in.
"You must understand that we either curtail the internet...or allow equal...ish playing field for all the media outlets," the MP said. "We have to justify the laws."
"Let me return to the fashion impact on the public that Janet raised. That of pubic hair. There has been a trend in recent times to shave off bodily hair, even pubic hair. And we are wondering will the Princess in particular have shaved off her pubic hair totally, have it naturally bushy, or somewhere in between"
"I think she will have shaved it all off, to fit in with the current trend. To connect with the public. After all this is what this event is all about. Isn't it?" Janet offered.
"Good point. But we have to remember that she may not be very bushy between her legs in the first place. So she may decide to keep it as it is. We all know the pain of hair removal, especially down there! Oh, and the pain of the stubble afterwards. She may want to avoid all that." Jemima, the socialite said.
"I think it is very wrong the images the media portrays of women. Most internet porn models are clean shaven and people see those and gets influenced. In porn they only do it for hygiene because they are having sex with so many partners. I don't think...well, I hope the Princess has kept all of her pubic hair, except of course some trimming around the edges; you know, the bikini line." Martha championed. "Pubic hair removal is unnecessary, it only adds to the pressure on woman, and in some cases the men, and it adds to expenses. The Royal Couple will only have each other for sex, so they don't need to shave it off and they can set a new trend to save people the pressure and the money."
"Those are very interesting and varied views from our three lady panel members. Gentlemen, what are your views from the male perspective? Do you like or dislike pubic hair?"