After the whole play has been filled in the later episodes, the story line is generally clear. The hostess who experienced the death of her fiancé passed Henry's recruitment and came to Bligh Manor as a tutor. She met two siblings who could see the dead, as well as the housekeeper Gross, the chef Owen, and the future lover, gardener Jamie. Here, the siblings knew the existence of the faceless female ghost in the lake, and wanted to protect the new hostess secretly, because the boyfriend of the previous tutor, Rebecca, who was also Henry’s driver Peter, was killed by the female ghost. . After death, Pete wanted to stay with Rebecca, and then caused Rebecca to throw herself into the lake. Because the female ghost in the lake resented too deeply, those who were killed by her could not escape the Bligh Manor, and would always be trapped in a cycle of memories. After his death, Pete kept looking for a way to escape here, and finally found the way is through possessing the brothers and sisters, and the brothers and sisters must accept themselves into their bodies (the previous plot here says why he needs his permission). But Rebecca was unwilling to sacrifice the little girl Flora and the heroine who discovered the truth, so she let the heroine go. The heroine was out looking for the little boy who had already been possessed. She happened to meet the female ghost in the lake and was about to be killed by the female ghost. The little girl used her to save the heroine. When the female ghost hugged the little girl and was about to sink into the bottom of the lake, the hostess was willing to accept the female ghost with her body, saved the little girl and lifted Bly’s seal. After living with her lover gardener Jamie for a few years, the hostess was still summoned and plunged into the lake by herself. The difference is that she did not harm anyone else.
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