Victoria's Passenger

(Early black history, please let me go) Although, this is really a story about a contemporary flower grower who travels to England in the Victorian era and meets a handsome aristocratic boy. Even though Victorian London was in ruins, even though 1888 was shrouded in the dark clouds of Jack the Ripper, even though... The Ripper was so close. Main reference materials: Books: "A Study of Social Stratification in Victorian London", "Being a Victorian", "Dwellers of the Abyss", "Trauma", "Ascetic", "Madame Bovary" Movies: "From Hell", "American Psycho", "Chinatown 1871" Original copy: "In the Victorian era in England, the glory of the prosperous age was not visible in the East End of London. The ripper blade tore apart one night-traveling female prostitute one after another, and the cloud of death followed like a shadow. No one wanted to meet [him] in the night fog of Victoria, because he was a kind-hearted idealist in the aristocratic area. They were the lowest-class prostitutes who struggled to survive at the bottom. They were the detectives of the police station who were anxious about limited information, and I was a passer-by in Victoria." (There are many bugs. For example, the time of the Ripper's second and third crimes does not match the official records, but the assumptions in the article are set to match) Purpose: Under the segregation of classes, one should not feel sorry for being born at the bottom