"The Young Victoria" Part 2 Trivia Quiz

Answer: Get her own room

After saying she was going back to bed and ordering everything made ready for Lord Melbourne's arrival, she then ordered Baroness Lehzen to move a bed into a room of her own. The Duchess didn't think this was necessary but the new Queen was insistent.

Answer: Sir Robert Peel

Sir Robert Peel was elected as Prime Minister but because Victoria refused to dismiss any of her ladies, Sir Robert refused to form a government. Consequently Lord Melbourne was allowed back as Prime Minister much to the Queen's pleasure.

Answer: The Queen

Royal etiquette forbade Albert from proposing on his own accord. So Victoria broached the subject to Albert who got the hint and they consequently were engaged.

Answer: Sir John Conroy

Once she came to the throne Victoria vowed never to see or hear from Sir John Conroy. The Duchess of Kent was present as she proudly witnessed her daughter getting married.
In the absence of her father, Prince Edward Duke of Kent, Victoria's uncle, Prince Augustus Duke of Sussex, gave her away.

Answer: Highlands of Scotland

Albert had heard wonderful things about the Highlands of Scotland and wanted to go but Victoria said she couldn't go.
Albert: "You're a bride they can't expect you before that."
Victoria: "Dearest I maybe a bride but I'm also a Queen. I cannot be away for more than three days at the most."
They ended up not going to Scotland.

Answer: Baroness Lehzen

Albert noticed Victoria pondering over a note from Lord Melbourne and offered his help. She declined saying, "It'll keep." He walked over to the window and commented he couldn't see out. It was explained to him that the same went for the fires. The departments couldn't agree when to wash the windows at the same time. Albert suggested doing something about it and The Duchess of Sutherland agreed with him.

But the Baroness Lehzen said, "That's the way things are done here. And it's worked well for many years." Albert commented that they live in a filthy freezing house.

But Lehzen said, "We live as guests of the Queen."

Answer: George III

Albert entered a dining room where a guard was laying out the plates and such. Albert inquired what this was for.
The guard replied, "Red room dinner service for the officers guarding the King." Albert: "Which King?"
Guard: "King George III."
Albert: "How often do we provide these dinners for a king that has been dead for 20 years?"
Guard: "Every night sir."

Answer: Prince Albert

Albert urged her to smile otherwise people would think they quarreled. Victoria said, "Don't talk to me." Albert just happenned to look to his right and saw Edward Oxford aiming his gun at the royal carriage. He shoved Victoria aside and got in the way of the gun fire. He was hit by a bullet and Victoria was spared any harm.

Answer: The Duchess of Kent

They were on their way to visit The Duchess of Kent when the attempted assassination took place. Albert was rushed through the Duchess' home and his left arm was draped over a guard aiding him. His right arm was later on in a sling and he survived.

Answer: The Duchess of Kent

During the attempted assassination the Queen was pregnant with Princess Victoria who was born healthy. The Duchess of Kent was proud to visit her grandchild being happily held by her mother, the Queen.