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Updated: May 1, 2025
And so she stumbles on, from one inevitable admission to another, until the damning truth is clear that she herself is Felicia Hindemarsh, the central, though not the most guilty, figure in a horrible scandal.
Then it occurs to him to look up, in a topographical dictionary, the little town of Tawhampton, where Mrs. Dane spent her youth. He reads the bald account of it, ending thus, "The living is a Vicarage, net yearly value £376, and has been held since 1875 by" and he turns round upon her "by the Rev. Francis Hindemarsh! Hindemarsh?" Mrs. Dane: He was my uncle. Sir Daniel: Your uncle? Mrs.
At the same time, the bare fact of the sudden and tremendous peripety is irresistibly dramatic; and Mr. Henry Arthur Jones has admitted that it suggested to him the great scene of the unmasking of Felicia Hindemarsh in Mrs. Dane's Defence. It is instructive to note the delicate adjustment which Mr. Jones found necessary in order to adapt the theme to dramatic uses.
Dane: Sir Daniel, I've done wrong to hide from you that Felicia Hindemarsh was my cousin. Sir Daniel: Felicia Hindemarsh was your cousin! Mrs. Dane: Can't you understand why I have hidden it? The whole affair was so terrible.
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