Forbidden love in a 19th-century British monastery. The heroine Meggie was abandoned by her mother in a convent when she was 5 years old. The male protagonist Ralph gave up his aristocratic status, broke with his family, and determined to help the poor, so he became a priest. Father Ralph walked into the monastery, full of enthusiasm to do something here, but met Meggie here, felt pity for Meggie, and wanted to help her. Ralph did not stay long at the monastery before he was transferred by the bishop. Meggie chooses to leave the convent as an adult to find Ralph. Ralph took Meggie in because he felt sorry for her and hired her. This violation of church taboos paved the way for the subsequent story. In the end, Ralph died to protect Meggie. Meggie found the meaning of love in the rest of her life and completed her self-salvation.
Purpose: The best way to love someone is to live like him