This British housekeeper has dedicated his life to his work. He is proud of the noble dignity commensurate with his position. The kind of noble restraint he said—but, his control extended to the level of life... When the housekeeper was crying bitterly in the room, when she repeatedly wanted to grab the book in his hand and read the name, When she loudly announced in the hallway that she had accepted someone else's marriage proposal...these situations would have been an inspiration to the English housekeeper, one by one, to make something clear, and then the situation changed and progressed, which became another story. Perhaps, however, that is not the story of the English housekeeper. I like this film, maybe because of its noble restraint.
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