There is an unbridgeable gap between them.
Director Dayne saw that Maeve Lane was starting to hit her stride, and his serious gaze scanned the set, everyone tacitly not disturbing Maeve's performance.
She sat down at the bedside, her eyes vacant, momentarily lost in a daze, unsure of the year it was.
Those tedious scripts gradually formed various images in Maeve Lane's mind.
It was the life Eliza Grant had experienced.
Maeve Lane stood up, unexpectedly walked to the table, and lifted a cup to drink alone.
This scene wasn't in the script.
It was as if the Eliza in her mind had taken shape, speaking softly by her ear, even controlling her actions.
Once, she had brooded over her status as a hostage.
She resented the Celestial Dynasty, because they set the rules that caused him to be separated from his birth mother at a young age, not seeing her for years.
