Another good episode. Nice flow in the story. The episode is all about Tess and Angel. Loved their chemistry.
As a novel adaptation, I can say, Thomas Hardy is trying to give his audience so much emotion for Tess. This episode shows some of Tess's tragic moments. First, she gave birth to a child, and it died a few days after birth. He also refused to bury his own child. Then, the letter of her confession, pushing it under Angel's door, going under the carpet, and not reaching Angel.
As a novel adaptation, I can say, Thomas Hardy is trying to give his audience so much emotion for Tess. This episode shows some of Tess's tragic moments. First, she gave birth to a child, and it died a few days after birth. He also refused to bury his own child. Then, the letter of her confession, pushing it under Angel's door, going under the carpet, and not reaching Angel.
