Spinning Roses N' Vines

Thomas Becket celebrating the Mass.

Thanks! I'm glad she has your sympathy, despite your not going there :)

The short version is: Fanny Price is the protagonist of Mansfield Park, which takes place in England at the beginning of the nineteenth century. She's from a financially struggling family with a lot of kids, and when she's ten, her rich relatives decide to take her in, ostensibly as a kindness. But they're rather awful to her, with the exception of one cousin whom she forms an extreme attachment to. She gets treated almost like a servant and is constantly being expected to perform gratitude and be "the lowest and least." She's got some kind of chronic illness that limits her activity and often goes disregarded by her family. She's already naturally shy and timid, and by the time she turns eighteen, her confidence and self-esteem are all but nonexistent, and she has learned to be extremely compliant. But she's got a rich inner life (that she doesn't feel she can share with most people), a love of nature and literature, a keen perception of others' natures, and a surprisingly strong moral compass.

Jacaranda trees

1) I Didn’t Know My Cat Had PTSD and Has Gone Blind.

2) Your Cats Fight Because One of Them Doesn’t Know How to Speak Cat, and They’re Both Kinda Mad/Confused About It. 

3) Your Cat Sprays Everywhere? Get Them Fixed. Surprise Twist: They Were Fixed But It Was a Botched Operation.

4) We’re Going to Rescue 50+ Kittens, Take Them to Vegas, and Adopt Them All To Loving Homes.