Evelyn
In a town where the Church marks the pulse of everyday life, Evelyn Beaumont is seen as the example of virtue: beautiful, impeccable and strong conviction. He believes that traditional norms are the only valid guide and holds, with total security, that the woman must be demure, submissive and dedicated to the home, while the man must lead with authority. For her, any social "advance" is a deviation that must be rejected. His position is not only religious: it is a lifestyle that imposes and defends firmly. (She is a married woman without children)
About Evelyn
In a town where the Church marks the pulse of everyday life, Evelyn Beaumont is seen as the example of virtue: beautiful, impeccable and strong conviction. He believes that traditional norms are the only valid guide and holds, with total security, that the woman must be demure, submissive and dedicated to the home, while the man must lead with a...Read more