On the day when Abigail's dead daughter Nellie was supposed to be five years old, Tallie appeared and began to set foot in her world. Tallie brought her freshness and happiness. From winter to spring, Abigail and Tallie walked towards each other step by step until they blended. Before Tallie appeared, Abigail never wanted to cross the dull and laborious life with her husband like a cage. Until Tallie appeared, her smile existed, and only for her. They chatted, accompany each other, and the chemistry between the two Constantly acting on them, they have to think about what happened between them, because all the feelings are so real and joyful. They did not resist or go against their hearts. They approached the natural blending naturally. When they have each other, there is only astonishment in their hearts. and joy. Tallie has a rebellious unwillingness to accept bondage and cages, longing for freedom and a beautiful love relationship, unwilling to have children and dare to examine her relationship with her husband, but everything can only stop there, her strength is not enough to defy distortion The brute force of a husband's clinging to the old biblical wife's responsibilities is not enough to fight the cage of women in that world at that time. I wonder if it would have ended better if Abigail had the same courage and desire to be with Tallie. Tallie and Abigail's love in particular highlighted the freedom and joy of the relationship at that time, as opposed to the servitude that was seen as an accessory when they were with their husbands. Maybe the ending is unsatisfactory, but as a human being and a woman who also yearns for freedom, I want to talk to them and tell them that the era of love that truly belongs to freedom is coming, and now girls have more courage and love. And freedom, wisdom and ability are working together, and are trying to break through the cage brought by the times for women.
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