L'innocente

Her detailed portrayal makes this character feel so real, but I wonder what drew her to this particular story amidst so many from that era.

I'm curious whether Weir stayed strictly historical or took some creative liberties to heighten the suspense. What’s everyone’s take?

The character’s moral dilemmas felt very nuanced. I wonder if Weir based this on specific historical accounts or crafted it to deepen the story.