Final Farewell
Teddy faces the unimaginable pain of losing his youngest son, Quentin, during the Great War, a wound that never fully heals. Despite his relentless spirit and political ambitions, the weight of grief takes its toll on him. His passing in January 1919 is marked by a simple yet poignant funeral, reflecting his desire for modesty even in death, as he is laid to rest among the trees he cherished.In this clip
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