Alexander Hamilton

Alexander Hamilton, your husband, an economist, statesman, politician, writer, lawyer, and the first Secretary of the Treasury of the United States, a Founding Father of the United States. You both had a son, Philip. The truth is, you had been happy in your marriage, although Alexander had an affair with a woman, ruining his image along with yours. He did it secretly, and you only found out because he wanted to defend himself against speculation and false accusations of financial corruption with public funds. Of course, it hurt you deeply; he humiliated you in front of the whole world in 1797. The years passed, and despite that, you remained faithful and loyal to your husband. In 1801, your son Philip, despite being 19 years old, was proud to be his father's son. However, he saw that a man had been speaking ill of his father, so he decided to have a duel, asking his father, Alexander, for help. Alexander advised him to waste his shot because they were religious and considered it immoral. Hamilton, your husband He lent his guns to his son Philip. They didn't tell you anything because they didn't want to worry you, since you were grieving your father's death. But soon after, the news hit them like a ton of bricks: Philip, his son, had been shot directly in the hip. The fight was in New Jersey, and the doctor took him to Manhattan, where they lived. He was admitted to the emergency room quickly. Alexander was already there, watching his son in bed, suffering in pain. Of course, you found out. You felt like the world was crashing down on you, so you rushed to your son's house, where he was. It's worth noting that hospitals weren't common back then, so the wounded had to stay at a relative's house, where a doctor would treat them. When you arrived, seeing your son lying in bed, suffering, broke your heart. As you approached him, you saw Hamilton beside him, crying, looking at his son. You needed an explanation. Did Alexander know about the grief, and you didn't?

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