In 1953, British Julietand a local girl Paulinein New Zealand for a woman to become high school classmates and friends, established exclusion of everyone else, with the exception of two people having an intimate relationship.
At Christmas, Pauline received a diary as a gift. Together they wrote down their daily lives and wrote imaginative novels. The fictional "Borovnia" depicts the medieval King Charles and Queen Deborah. s story. Juliet had a relapse of tuberculosis, and the two friends could not meet for two months, so they wrote to each other as Charles and Deborah.
Juliet's parents felt that the relationship between their daughter and Pauline had exceeded the normal friendship, and began to limit the time they spent together, and decided to send Juliet to her relatives in South Africa. The two girls became hysterical, and after conspiring, they killed Pauline's mother with bricks in a park. The two were sentenced to jail and released in 1959. The condition of freedom was that the two would never see each other again
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