The Princess Alexandra sat on her uncomfortably padded chair and watched as the thirty or so assorted princes, knights, earls, dukes and barons paraded past her shaded stage. They were as colorful as peacocks, and most of them, she thought, just about as intelligent. Each had their own distinctive colors, not all of them chosen to be complimentary. The unfortunate Prince Albert was panoplied in lime green and lilac. No wonder he was so apologetic all the time. Prince Jordon, on the other ...