Edwardian Britain, 1910. Lady Constance Lytton was arrested as a suffragette — then freed because of her father’s name. So she disguised herself as a poor seamstress, “Jane Warton”, was arrested again and force-fed eight times. Same woman, same weak heart — opposite justice.
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