The timing of 'Endgame's release, coinciding with the anniversary of the Windsor Castle fire on November 20th, 1992, is especially fascinating. The disastrous incident resulted in the destruction of 115 apartments, which included nine State chambers. The cause of the fire was a defective spotlight in Queen Victoria's private Chapel, which set a curtain ablaze. The fire quickly propagated, reaching a state of being unmanageable. A total of 225 firefighters from seven different counties worked tirelessly for a duration of 15 hours to successfully extinguish the fire, finally achieving their goal in the early hours of November 21st.
The coincidence of these dates has given rise to speculation that the release of 'Endgame' may be seen as a negative influence on Scobie's activities against the monarchy, possibly attributing it to a supposed curse associated with Meghan Markle. The speculation is around whether Scobie will encounter consequences or if he possesses compromising proof against his alleged 'boss'. If 'Endgame' discloses revolutionary information, it has the potential to expose Meghan and Harry as sources, given Scobie's past dearth of meaningful material prior to Markle's involvement in the royal sphere.
Harry's departure from the Royal Family, seen by certain individuals as a source of relief because of perceived deficiencies in his mental and moral character, contributes to the intricacy of the situation. Scobie's previous experience as a junior tabloid journalist and his apparent favouritism, particularly due to his personal relationship with Meghan Markle, raises concerns about his reliability as a journalist covering the Royal family. The absence of official documentation regarding his involvement in Royal excursions, along with rumours of being prohibited by the palace, only intensify these concerns.
Moreover, the associations and affiliations within Meghan Markle's social circle, which involve individuals such as Marcus Lany and Omid, give rise to inquiries regarding their collaborations and the genuineness of their assertions. The disparities between Harry's expressions of gratitude and the substance of 'Finding Freedom' introduce an additional level of mystery.
Essentially, the publication of 'Endgame' coinciding with the anniversary of the Windsor Castle fire has generated a significant amount of conjecture and scepticism regarding the book's substance, its timing, and the intentions of the individuals implicated.
