... the best for her daughter but this desire turns into greed. It becomes obvious into the film that the reason she is driven to exploit her daughter, Florence's talents, as a tennis player is to live vicariously through her instead of helping Florence achieve the happiness she deserves. Not only is her morality called into question, the spectatorship will naturally not be ... difficulty in placing Lupino "at first a happy find "in a convenient feminist format, especially since some of her heroines are passive and victimized, as they probably were in the "real- life they depicted. Sometime...

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