The show was so good, I couldn't stop watching three or four episodes. These are two things. One is that Podak's Jim was sentenced to two years in prison for poaching. Podak argued in court to fight for the rights of the "lower class", and the other was that his uncle died of a serious illness. , entrusted his cousin to him. But three or four episodes spent a lot of ink on the emotional line. In the end, Demelza and Podak were together. Maybe Podak just felt comfortable getting along with Demelza at the beginning, and he held some necessities. Responsible attitude, but after the fourth episode, he really fell in love with this brave and lovely girl. Poldack also admires Elizabeth because Elizabeth has a "rebellious" view of kindness and equality that is different from her class (don't know if I'm expressing this correctly). And Demelza's rebellious innocence, bravery and fearlessness are what Podak appreciates. When they are together, they have common topics and common goals, and Demelza truly loves Podak. And keep working hard to get close to him, to integrate into his life and not to "disgrace" him. As Podak said, Demelza redeemed him, healed his grief, gave him hope, and the love between the two was beautiful and romantic. The confession I love you at the end of the fourth episode. It's really very Su very Su.
The above is my nonsense.
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