Why Did Viola Die?
Eventually, Viola Would Have Died from Tuberculosis, but to Squash the Untold Suffering the Disease Had Brought Her Sister, and in Turn, Herself, Perdita...
Eventually, Viola would have died from tuberculosis, but to squash the untold suffering the disease had brought her sister, and in turn, herself, Perdita smothered a helpless Viola.
Why did viola become a ghost?
As "The Romance of Certain Old Clothes" explains, Viola was a stubborn woman who refused to die and was strong willed. When her sister killed her, it wasn't her time to go. Her announcement to the vicar that she will not leave Bly as well as her stubbornness allowed for her to stay as a ghost on the property.
Why didn't Viola kill Flora's parents?
It can be deduced that the lady in the lake did not kill Charlotte and Dominic for two reasons: they never crossed paths or she saw herself and Arthur in the two, just as she saw Isabel in Flora during episode 9, "The Beast in the Jungle." It could also be her ability to comprehend that, if she were to kill their ...
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