Liszt's thoughts and practices are absolutely beyond the times. She is loyal to herself, maintains curiosity, and has the courage to explore everything she is interested in. Although her success is closely related to her family environment, the understanding and support from her family will enable her to achieve what she wants to do. On the contrary, Miss Walker is not so lucky in terms of family environment. Both parents died. Although she also inherited the inheritance, the pressure on her from the surrounding relatives coveting her property may be the source of her mental illness. However, in such an environment of such strong external pressure, she can still be single at the age of 29, and still holds most of the property, perhaps not as weak as she seems on the surface, and when she met Liszt and went with him Falling in love, getting married, and even being able to handle Liszt's body and transport it back to his hometown after his death, the side can also show Walker's perseverance and bravery, which can also be said to be a rebellious spirit that transcends the times. When these two super-era anti-bone women meet, the spark that acquaints with each other and collides is undoubtedly a brilliant firework in the era of bound, transparent and silent women, although short but brilliant enough.
It's interesting that the problems of their time are still there today and will probably always be. But Anne Lister and Miss Ann Walker gave their answers, and although they experienced twists and turns and the ending was not happy, they gave their answers together. This has profound implications for other things, not just sexuality: if you feel right, you will never compromise.
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