It really seems exaggerated to me that the entire town should contribute to building a school for the blind from scratch with the sole purpose of Mary being able to satisfy her need to find a purpose in her life. Here it does not seem that Mary is the teacher who helps the children, but that the children are the inputs or elements that Mary's life needs to find a purpose for it. Too generous to give him a tremendous house. It's something that only happens in soap operas.- Harriet's adventures on the trip to Winoka are fun but it's not good that they made fun of her, because at the end of the day, and despite the criticism, she is the one who put up all the money to reconstitute the mansion where everyone, EVERYONE contributes to see Mary happy.
Review of Blind Journey (Part II)
