Prince Charles is sent to Wales to learn Welsh and connect with the Welsh people, aiming to make the investiture ceremony more inclusive and sensitive.

The main challenge he faces is hostility and a sense of alienation from both the public and within the university due to his English identity and the historical context of Welsh-English relations.

Edward Millward is Prince Charles's tutor in Wales, a Welsh nationalist and a republican who initially resists teaching Charles but later sees it as an opportunity to promote Welsh culture.

The public reaction to Prince Charles in Wales is mixed, with some showing hostility and others gradually respecting his efforts to learn Welsh and understand their culture.

The speech, delivered in Welsh, is significant as it shows Charles's effort to respect and acknowledge Welsh culture, earning him some respect from the Welsh people.

Prince Charles makes significant efforts to learn Welsh, and while he faces challenges, he manages to deliver a speech in Welsh at his investiture.

Prince Charles experiences personal growth in understanding the political and cultural context of Wales, the complexities of his own identity, and the responsibilities of his royal role.

Edward Millward, the tutor, views the role of Prince of Wales as a symbol of English oppression over Wales, but he recognizes the opportunity to use Charles's position to promote Welsh interests.

The investiture ceremony is a blend of traditional pomp with efforts to modernize and be more sensitive to Welsh sentiments, reflecting the changing times.

The Royal family has mixed reactions, with some members questioning the wisdom of Charles's approach and his efforts to personalize his investiture speech.

Charles's experience in Wales makes him more aware of the cultural and political sensitivities involved in his role, and the need for a more empathetic approach to his royal duties.

Charles faces isolation, misunderstanding, and a struggle to reconcile his personal identity with his public role during his time in Wales.

The episode portrays a complex relationship between Wales and the British Crown, highlighting historical grievances, cultural differences, and the contemporary efforts for mutual respect.

Charles's tutor, Edward Millward, has a significant impact on him by challenging his views, educating him about Welsh culture and history, and encouraging empathy towards Welsh nationalism.

Prince Charles gains some acceptance from the Welsh people through his efforts to learn their language and understand their culture, although some skepticism and hostility remain.