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Queen Liliuokalani: The Jealousy Of The Perfect Family

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Queen Liliuokalani was always jealous of her sister. Her sister, Bernice, was the most beautiful girl she ever saw so she is stamped in all her memories. Bernice married when she was eighteen and had an extremely happy marriage. Throughout the years, Liliuokalani wanted to beat her and marry the perfect man. She also wanted to live in the perfect house just as her sister does. Even though she always was jealous of her sister, Liliuokalani wanted the best for her and looked up to Bernice.
Even though the Queen was happy for her marriage, her father was far from happy. Her father, Kapaakea, dearly wanted his daughter to marry a royal, but she chose not. Her husband was an ordinary sailor who she loved. Since her father was unhappy, Hawaii

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