Maria Antoinette. A portrait of an ordinary nature

Maria Antoinette was destined to become the queen of France, however, born under an unhappy star. Careless and trusting, she thought of life as a series of pleasures and entertainment, not suspecting that there is another world outside the palace, mired in poverty and hatred. Relying with admiration of the courtiers, she did not understand how transient the attention of the crowd and short century of power.
When France was in the fire of the Great Revolution, a network of intrigues was spread behind the Queen’s back - she was called the focus of all vices and threw guillotines under a knife. So what destroyed Maria Antoinette in fact: the riot of ink, the meanness of the aristocracy or his own frivolity?