This episode is very complicated. On the one hand, I personally sympathize with Grace because of her gentle and firm remarks, but I also feel that she is very kind. I like this character. She refused to answer anything she didn’t want to say, thinking that what she said to the doctor was true. On the one hand, it is impossible to ignore the testimony of McDermott, the irritable footman in Kennell's family, before he was hanged. Because Grace can sleepwalk, no one knows what happened while sleepwalking. Because of what she saw in her dream, she predicted that life would happen at home, but she couldn't bear Nancy. When they first met, Nancy looked like Mary. Grace was disappointed by Nancy's rudeness. It's really not a good thing for another person, especially when Grace can clearly distinguish the two people, and she still feels injustice for Mary, even if the injustice has nothing to do with Nancy? Grace knew deep in her heart that she was in a dangerous situation. Men were lewd and obscene when discussing women. That era was unusually unfair and unfriendly to women. She couldn't escape and couldn't fully trust Jeremiah, Mary's experience made her unable to trust men, even though Jeremiah seemed very upright, even though Jeremiah said the future was brighter and more money was made. It was a time when single women could not walk freely and safely. The dangerous environment will prevent more exploration. I still trust Grace, no matter whether there is a reversal or not, the pros and cons are the same, it is a sad story.
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