essive nature on her upbringing, claiming, "But it is not my fault. It is not my fault I was so. It is circumstance. It was the way I was bought up." Her whole life had been deprived of love. In her childhood she was shunned and ignored and her adulthood was spent being tormented by her arrogant, overbearing husband. "When an exquisite daughter was born to her she fastened upon her an idolatrous love." Her years of built up love and frustration was immediately focused on her newborn daughter, who grew up contemptuous and disrespectful towards her doting mother. The meaning of her existence was concentrated on her daughter, she spent a many lonely hours f
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