The Woman In White Episode 4 Review
Before it was published in novel form in 1860, Wilkie Collins’ The Woman In White was a forty-part magazine serialisation. Appearing weekly in the Charles Dickens-founded All The Year Round journal, Victorian readers gobbled up Laura and Marian’s Gothic tale as if it were a Superman comic. Kapow! Sir Percival’s plotting something! Zoom! Marian’s on the case! Smash! Count Fosco’s kidnapped Laura! Zoing! Biff! Boom! So it goes for part four of this adaptation, which, after spending the preceding hours gradually building a sense of dread, barrelled through a huge amount of story in one great rush....