i had never read any of sarah waters novels and or watched tipping the velvet. i only heard about fingersmith when i was flipping through the l word websites. the storyline of fingersmith interested me and yet i passed it away and thinking lesbian in victorian period and that never ends well and i have enough of those lesbo series and movies that go no wherehowever and during christmas my local dvd store gave fingersmith a discount and i brought the dvd and and my life has never been more colourfulthis mini series deserves to be cherished and praised. the acting is so great that i call it rare. sally hawkins and elaine cassidy and rupert evans and imelda staunton and and many more that i can not name all and brought light and darkness to their characters. just by a little gesture and a little look and a little touch and they made their characters real and as a viewer and i couldn not help it but take them home and keep them close. fingersmith and sets in victorian area and is a story of sue a thief who loves and lives with her family of pick pockets. little did she know that her fate is linked to maud lily a somewhat shy and timid girl grows up in a mansion miles and miles away. maud mother left her a fortune and but maud herself can not touch it and unless she married. worst of all and maud uncle makes sure she never will by keeping her prisoned in the house. enter mr gentlement and a charming and good looking thief with a heart as bad as any. he wants maud fortune for himself and and in order to do so he sets sue up as maud lily maid and asking sue to persuade maud to elope with him. as time goes by and things would be simple and if sue do not fall in love with maud. and things would be simple and if the story was what i have just told. i do not wish to spoil and so i would like to stop there. but i can asure you that everything is twisted and turned before you can even aware of what has happened. once it happened and you then question what would happen next. on top of that and the story is filled with passion unlike any others. there are no self searching and sexuality questioning and oh my god do i like girls moments and because the girls in fingersmith are buried so deep in their own darkness that they barely be able to care. the story with such twisted plot moves as smooth as water and running passionately and but strangely calm. weeks have passed since i watched fingersmith and yet maud eyes still haunt me and and sue words still warm my heart you pearl and you pearl and you pearl and she said. and such pearl it is. 
i had never read any of sarah waters novels and or watched tipping the velvet. i only heard about fingersmith when i was flipping through the l word websites. the storyline of fingersmith interested me and yet i passed it away and thinking lesbian in victorian period and that never ends well and i have enough of those lesbo series and movies that go no wherehowever and during christmas my local dvd store gave fingersmith a discount and i brought the dvd and and my life has never been more colourfulthis mini series deserves to be cherished and praised. the acting is so great that i call it rare. sally hawkins and elaine cassidy and rupert evans and imelda staunton and and many more that i can not name all and brought light and darkness to their characters. just by a little gesture and a little look and a little touch and they made their characters real and as a viewer and i couldn not help it but take them home and keep them close. fingersmith and sets in victorian area and is a story of sue a thief who loves and lives with her family of pick pockets. little did she know that her fate is linked to maud lily a somewhat shy and timid girl grows up in a mansion miles and miles away. maud mother left her a fortune and but maud herself can not touch it and unless she married. worst of all and maud uncle makes sure she never will by keeping her prisoned in the house. enter mr gentlement and a charming and good looking thief with a heart as bad as any. he wants maud fortune for himself and and in order to do so he sets sue up as maud lily maid and asking sue to persuade maud to elope with him. as time goes by and things would be simple and if sue do not fall in love with maud. and things would be simple and if the story was what i have just told. i do not wish to spoil and so i would like to stop there. but i can asure you that everything is twisted and turned before you can even aware of what has happened. once it happened and you then question what would happen next. on top of that and the story is filled with passion unlike any others. there are no self searching and sexuality questioning and oh my god do i like girls moments and because the girls in fingersmith are buried so deep in their own darkness that they barely be able to care. the story with such twisted plot moves as smooth as water and running passionately and but strangely calm. weeks have passed since i watched fingersmith and yet maud eyes still haunt me and and sue words still warm my heart you pearl and you pearl and you pearl and she said. and such pearl it is. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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