Adelaide Jensen

But he kind of still went around it in the wrong way.

Yeah.

And even that reveal that it was her maid who was the new queen who was so clearly in love.

And she was like, I'm going to leave this with you because I know that you love him.

but also that poor woman who basically got shoved into that new marriage that was always going to be loveless, that he would never love her.

Unrequited.

Thank you.

That is the term I was looking for and I could not find it.

Is it soldier?

I was just about to say that what I want more of is the sister.

Yes.

That is, I was like, you intrigue me.

You still have very mysterious intentions in some ways.

And obviously some of it's explained that it's like the, you know, the different parentage and stuff that her sister knew more about and sort of being more in their father's confidence a bit.

But I was like, I want more of your story.

Well, because sort of the cliffhanger ending, right, is that, you know, right at the end there, Odessa starts to feel the call to the writers, which is essentially that.

Thrum.

That thrum that sort of signals that eventually she's going to turn and potentially then kill Ransom.

And it's like you're left again on this huge emotional knife's edge.

It needs to have like yearning.