And when he won the prize, everyone would begin to admire his work and perhaps they would begin to like him. Perhaps they would begin to forget that he had crippled Dani.
And if Lucien won the prize he would be happy. He would walk up to receive it with his head in the air, and to see Lucien looking happy would be more than Annette could bear. Why should he be happy? He deserved never to be happy again. He should not be happy if she could help it. She had arrived at the right moment.
- Treasures of the Snow, Chapter 12
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These two episodes pretty much need to be watched together, which is why we are releasing them together.
Episodes 28 and 29 corresponds to chapter 12 of the novel, which is what happened to the horse that Lucien made for the craft exhibition contest. This is an important turning point in the series.
Intriguing developments in the last couple of episodes. Emotions are all over the place, but you still feel kinda sympathetic for both Lucien and Annette. It's very interesting to see where the story goes.
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