Ochre Park by
What if ALL’s WELL THAT ENDS WELL happened in a Jane Austen universe? And we only saw the bits that surround Shakespeare’s story?
When aspiring doctor, Helen de Narbon, is taken in by the Rossillion family to live at Ochre Park, she finds herself unable to resist the charms of Bertram Rossillion, despite her ambivalence to marriage. He starts to act strangely after his father’s death and flees...
When aspiring doctor, Helen de Narbon, is taken in by the Rossillion family to live at Ochre Park, she finds herself unable to resist the charms of Bertram Rossillion, despite her ambivalence to marriage. He starts to act strangely after his father’s death and flees...
What if ALL’s WELL THAT ENDS WELL happened in a Jane Austen universe? And we only saw the bits that surround Shakespeare’s story?
When aspiring doctor, Helen de Narbon, is taken in by the Rossillion family to live at Ochre Park, she finds herself unable to resist the charms of Bertram Rossillion, despite her ambivalence to marriage. He starts to act strangely after his father’s death and flees to France with his buddy, Parolles, and Helen follows. In France, the ailing king is cured by Helen and he gives her Bertram’s hand in marriage as a thanks. Bertram swears he’ll never accept their marriage until she wears his ring and carries his child. He flees to Italy and upon the advice and support of her friend, Caroline, once again Helen follows. Helen manages a bed trick with the help of a mother and daughter and achieves the goals of both ring and child. Then, with the support of a Spanish nun recommended by Miss Lucas, Helen convinces everyone she is dead. Bertram is repentant and everyone heads back to Ochre Park where a series of revelations unites everyone with their desired partner.
When aspiring doctor, Helen de Narbon, is taken in by the Rossillion family to live at Ochre Park, she finds herself unable to resist the charms of Bertram Rossillion, despite her ambivalence to marriage. He starts to act strangely after his father’s death and flees to France with his buddy, Parolles, and Helen follows. In France, the ailing king is cured by Helen and he gives her Bertram’s hand in marriage as a thanks. Bertram swears he’ll never accept their marriage until she wears his ring and carries his child. He flees to Italy and upon the advice and support of her friend, Caroline, once again Helen follows. Helen manages a bed trick with the help of a mother and daughter and achieves the goals of both ring and child. Then, with the support of a Spanish nun recommended by Miss Lucas, Helen convinces everyone she is dead. Bertram is repentant and everyone heads back to Ochre Park where a series of revelations unites everyone with their desired partner.