In Oakham, England, a statue of Queen Elizabeth II was unveiled, marking the first of many memorials planned for the former monarch. The seven-foot bronze statue, depicting the queen with her beloved corgis, aims to capture her warmth and approachability. This reflects a trend in public statuary towards more relatable and interactive sculptures. While some express fatigue from the months of commemorations, the statue's unveiling was met with enthusiasm, with locals and tourists lining up to take selfies with the new landmark. The article also highlights differing opinions on the need for further memorials to the queen.