The Lost King of France

The story follows Louis-Charles, the young heir to the French throne, whose idyllic childhood at Versailles is shattered by the onset of the French Revolution. At just four years old, he becomes the dauphin, but his family's imprisonment and the looming threat of revolutionary forces lead to a dramatic loss of privilege and security. The narrative explores themes of innocence lost and the impact of political upheaval on a young royal's life.