A character claims that this historical figure is a "marshmallowy sort of creature" who "merely pretends to be bluff and crass and unbelievably thick and gittish." This person thinks that he is the target of two actors rehearsing a play about the murder of Prince Romero, and his father wants him to marry a rosebush after a fictional duel with the victor at Quatre-Bras. While trying to find a wife for this figure, this man's (*) servant describes his mistreated, historical wife Caroline of Brunswick as having "the worst personality in Germany." He hired John Nash to build the Royal Pavilion in Brighton, initiating a na
A character claims that this historical figure is a "marshmallowy sort of creature" who "merely pretends to be bluff and crass and unbelievably thick and gittish." This person thinks that he is the target of two actors rehearsing a play about the murder of Prince Romero, and his father wants him to marry a rosebush after a fictional duel with the victor at Quatre-Bras. While trying to find a wife for this figure, this man's (*) servant describes his mistreated, historical wife Caroline of Brunswick as having "the worst personality in Germany." He hired John Nash to build the Royal Pavilion in Brighton, initiating a namesake architectural style. For 10 points, name this British royal played by the ahistorically thin and handsome Hugh Laurie in Blackadder who ruled on behalf of his porphyria-addled father.
A character claims that this historical figure is a "marshmallowy sort of creature" who "merely pretends to be bluff and crass and unbelievably thick and gittish.
George IV [or Prince George; or the Prince Regent; prompt on partial answers]