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Edith's past is slowly revealed. How she became an orphan, and what she truly owns. As she uncovers the truth of her past while getting pursued by Lord Percy, she figures out that she is the true owner of the Hamilton Estate. This is her inheritance. Reaching the end she lives happily with her inheritance, and her new love, Lord Percy.

Edith's past is still being remembered. It is now known her family riches have been stolen. The discovery that Edith is actually a noble lady is major.

Edith's past comes to light. It is come to know that she is actually from a rich Italian family but was abandoned after both her parents died. She became an orphan and lady Hamilton found her.

Percy is upset that he has not seen Edith in a while. Her voice was why he fell for her, yet he still has not fully confessed. Ida tries to take Edith's sickness to her advantage and aims to replace Edith. She does everything that Edith does for Percy, but Percy simply ignores her and thinks of Edith.

Edith's routine is shown. How her life has been an endless circle of taking care of a person. Percy feels even more pity for her because this isn't how someone should live.

Edith is taking care of an older woman, in the Hamilton household. The woman states that she wants her son to be there as she dies. But Edith cannot grant her wish and comforts her until her death arrives.

Percy asks Edith if she wants to find a new home. He states that he sees the way she is being treated and wishes better for her. She says that the people she is with currently have welcomed her, even when she was at her lowest, so she would rather stay with them.

Edith confronts Ida, asking her why she dislikes her. Ida tells her it's because she is poor, and yet still more loved than her, and taking her happiness (Percy) away. Percy then takes Edith on a boat ride, because he sees that she's sad. The rest of the group here's their duet, and are in love with the harmony of their voices.

There is a ball, and all the nobles attend. Amy asks Percy if he could dance with Edith because she has been mistreated by many at these balls. She states that Percy dancing with her, it will give her the dignity she deserves, and that would make her heart happy. The scene switches to Lady Hamilitaions perspective, she is stating how soon Edith will be free from following people and will be in a nurturing home.