George VI speaks at unveiling of Memorial to King George V in Windsor

The transcript discusses the significance of Windsor and the Great Dominion, reflecting on the memorial and its historical context. It highlights the importance of the position against the castle's backdrop, reminding us of the English monarchy's long history. The speaker expresses hope for trust and affection towards the monarchy, similar to what was given to previous generations.

What can be inferred from the statement 'They're not your pie' in relation to the overall message?

In what way does the text express affection towards the speaker's mother?