Interestingly, Martha didn't realize that she had fallen into an incestuous love. When Karen and the doctor came out with the news of their marriage, she was jealous and scolded her companion for being selfish and unsympathetic; while the little girls who were supposed to be innocent were talking about it in private. The relationship between the two teachers is too close. I can see Karen kissing Martha gently on the cheek. Mary is like a treasure. Maybe at that time, the little heart who is eager for revenge is filled with a sense of justice that "unexpectedly" .
Compared to Martha's blunt confession - "Maybe I love you the way people said I did." Karen's orientation is vague. When the situation is critical, she is anxious to have a child with her boyfriend immediately, but when her boyfriend proposes to fly away together, But she is reluctant to be around her girlfriend, which is her true opinion?
Pandora's Box was opened by Mary herself, but in whose eyes, two normally low-key women suddenly turned into demons? If the Mrs. Tilfords knew that Mary's lie contained the truth that the world could not tolerate, would they still be uneasy about it?
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