I am very fond of the orthodox and classical aristocratic castle inside, and there are large cedars in front of the house, which has a very broad vision.
The servants worked very hard, in an orderly manner, and performed their duties.
When the nobles read newspapers, their servants ironed them before reading, so as to avoid getting ink on their hands.
Very complicated relationships:
Thomas and O'Brien are both calculating, and they don't like the new Bates.
The relationship between the daughter-in-law and the mother-in-law is not very good, and they do not take family life.
The three daughters seem to be in harmony, but they are not. The eldest sister and the second sister fought fiercely.
William likes Daisy, Daisy likes Thomas, and Thomas despises William.
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