First, the keyword is "Neto Surdo De Dom Pedro Ii", which translates to "Deaf Grandson of Dom Pedro II". I need to write an article about this topic using the provided context when useful. The context includes snippets about Prince Dom Pedro Augusto, Dom Luiz, and others, but I should focus on the deaf grandson. From the keyword, "Neto Surdo De Dom Pedro Ii" likely refers to a specific person: the deaf grandson of Dom Pedro II, the last emperor of Brazil. I recall that Dom Pedro II had grandchildren, and one of them was Dom Pedro Augusto, who was the favorite grandson. But I need to check if he was deaf. Actually, from the context: "O príncipe Dom Pedro Augusto foi o" – this might be incomplete, but it mentions Prince Dom Pedro Augusto. I think Dom Pedro Augusto was the son of Princess Leopoldina and Prince August of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. He was known as the "favorite grandson" of Dom Pedro II. But the keyword specifies "deaf grandson". I need to clarify who that is. Upon thinking, Dom Pedro II had several grandchildren. One notable figure is Dom Luiz de Orléans e Bragança, but he wasn't deaf. Perhaps it's referring to Prince Luiz Maria of Orléans-Braganza? Let's see the context: "Dom Luiz (1878-1920), the third son of ..." – this might be Dom Luiz de Orléans e Bragança, but he was not deaf either. I should research this. Since I can't browse the internet, I'll rely on my knowledge. The "deaf grandson" might be a lesser-known figure. Perhaps it's Prince Antônio de Orléans e Bragança? But I need to be accurate. Let's break down the query. "Neto Surdo De Dom Pedro Ii" suggests a historical figure who was deaf and a grandson of Dom Pedro II. I recall that Princess Isabel, Dom Pedro II's daughter, had children. Princess Isabel married Prince Gaston of Orléans, Count of Eu, and they had four sons: Pedro de Alcântara, Luiz, Antônio, and (another). But none of them were deaf. Perhaps it's from another branch. Dom Pedro II's other daughter, Princess Leopoldina, married Prince August of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. They had four sons: Pedro, August, Joseph, and (another). One of them might have been deaf. I remember that Prince Pedro Augusto of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha was the oldest son of Leopoldina. He was close to Dom Pedro II. But was he deaf? I don't think so. Maybe the keyword "Neto Surdo" is not literal? Or perhaps it's a specific person known as "Neto Surdo". I should consider that in Portuguese, "neto surdo" means "deaf grandson", so it might be a title or nickname. Upon second thought, I recall that Dom Pedro II had a grandson named Dom Pedro Augusto, but he was not deaf. However, there is a story about a deaf grandson of Dom Pedro II who was a composer or something? No. Perhaps I need to use the context provided. The context includes: "O príncipe Dom Pedro Augusto foi o" – so Dom Pedro Augusto is mentioned. Also, "Dom Luiz (1878-1920), the third son of ..." and "Have you ever wondered who would inherit the throne of Brazil if the monarchy still existed? In this video, we explore the ..." and "como muitos dos grandes líderes," etc. But the main focus is on the deaf grandson. I think I might be confusing. Let's search my memory for "Neto Surdo De Dom Pedro Ii". I believe this refers to Prince Luiz Maria of Orléans-Braganza? No. I recall that Dom Pedro II's grandson, Prince Pedro de Alcântara of Orléans-Braganza, was the eldest son of Princess Isabel, but he renounced his rights to marry, and he was not deaf. Perhaps it's about Prince Dom Pedro Augusto, but I need to confirm his hearing status. To write the article, I need to identify the