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Learning from the teacher's warning about the ostracism Olivia faced at school, Susanna feels deep regret for having neglected her.","summary_language":"en","summary_source":"chapter_translation","summary_status":"editorial","summary_verification":"verified"},"summary":"After her day's work, Olivia prepares to head home but is shaken by an urgent call. The chapter focuses on the tragic past of her grandmother, Susanna Max: how she lost her fortune, her family, and all her property in Herod because women had no right to own property, and how she emigrated to Polder for her granddaughter Olivia and took the surname Liberty. Learning from the teacher's warning about the ostracism Olivia faced at school, Susanna feels deep regret for having neglected her.","key_events":["Because Herod does not recognize women's property rights, Susanna's entire estate passes to distant relatives after the funeral.","Olivia is informed by Mrs. McPhee's daughter that she cried at school until her eyes swelled due to status prejudice.","Susanna abandons the surname Max and takes the surname Liberty in hope of freedom.","Susanna realizes she neglected her granddaughter while absorbed in grief, apologizes, and Olivia calls out to her.","Susanna is forced to beg a male relative to enroll Olivia in school, and when that fails, she leaves Herod for the Polder Republic.","An ordinary woman from Herod named Susanna Max amasses a great fortune with her husband but loses her husband, son, and daughter-in-law in a carriage accident.","Susanna confronts Olivia, who says she has accepted the prejudice and can endure it to avoid upsetting her grandmother.","Susanna resolves to make Olivia the first female student to enter university.","The relative who took the inheritance loses it all gambling and commits suicide."],"characters_involved":[],"transcript":{"available":true,"format":"plain-text","language":"en","content":"ALL RIGHT THEN, I'LL SEE YOU TOMORROW!\nGOOD WORK TODAY, OLIVIA. GET HOME SAFE!\nI'LL GET THE HOT CHOCOLATE MIX FROM THE GROCERY FIRST...\n\n...AND A GIFT FOR PRINCESS LUCY AT--\nOLIVIA!\n\nGET IN, QUICK! YOU HAVE TO GO NOW!\nIT'S MS. MCPHEE'S DAUGHTER.\nWHY DID SHE COME SO SUDDENLY?\n\nWHY?\nSUSANNA MAX\n\nBORN A COMMONER OF HEROD, SHE ACCUMULATED GREAT WEALTH TOGETHER WITH HER HUSBAND.\nWHEN THEIR WEALTH WAS AT ITS PEAK, HER BELOVED GRANDDAUGHTER WAS BORN...\n...AND SUSANNA RESOLVED TO GIVE HER A LIFE AS GOOD AS ANY NOBLE'S.\n\nUNTIL ONE EVENING...\n...THE CARRIAGE CARRYING HER HUSBAND, HER SON, AND HIS WIFE WAS OVERTURNED.\nTHEIR BODIES WERE SO BADLY DAMAGED THAT SHE COULDN'T EVEN HOPE THAT THEY MIGHT BE ALIVE.\n\nHOWEVER, THE WORST WAS YET TO HAPPEN.\nSINCE HEROD DID NOT ACKNOWLEDGE WOMEN'S PROPERTY RIGHTS...\n...HER ENTIRE ESTATE PASSED TO DISTANT RELATIVES AFTER THE FUNERAL.\n\nDON'T EVEN DREAM OF COMING TO LEECH OFF ME.\nNO MATTER HOW MUCH SHE STRUGGLED, SHE COULDN'T PROTECT WHAT WAS HERS.\nHOW CAN THE LAW ALLOW THIS?\n\nGRANDMA...\nWHAT KIND OF LAW ALLOWS THIS TO HAPPEN?!\nWHAT ABOUT MY GRANDDAUGHTER?!\n\nEXCEPT FOR AN EMERGENCY FUND THAT WASN'T REGISTERED...\n...SUSANNA WAS LEFT WITH NOTHING.\nON TOP OF THAT, SHE LATER RECEIVED WORD THAT THE RELATIVE WHO TOOK HER ENTIRE ESTATE...\n...GAMBLED IT ALL AWAY AND TOOK HIS OWN LIFE.\n\nIN HEROD, WOMEN WERE NOT ALLOWED TO SERVE AS GUARDIANS...\n...SO SUSANNA HAD TO BEG A MALE RELATIVE TO GET OLIVIA INTO SCHOOL.\n\nWHEN THAT ATTEMPT FAILED...\n...SUSANNA LEFT HEROD FOR HER YOUNG GRANDDAUGHTER'S SAKE AND HEADED FOR THE REPUBLIC OF POLDER.\nSHE ABANDONED HER OLD NAME MAX, AND CHOSE THE NAME LIBERTY IN HOPES OF FREEDOM.\n\nIT HAS BEEN 12 YEARS SINCE THEN.\nLIFE AT POLDER WASN'T EASY EITHER...\n...BUT OLIVIA'S ACADEMIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS BECAME THE SOLE LIGHT OF SUSANNA'S GLOOMY LIFE.\n“I'LL MAKE SURE SHE BECOMES THE FIRST FEMALE STUDENT EVER TO ENTER UNIVERSITY.”\n\nTHAT WAS ONCE HER PRIDE.\nHOWEVER....\nMADAM LIBERTY, I THINK YOU SHOULD PAY MORE ATTENTION TO OLIVIA.\n\nYOU'RE UNAWARE THAT SHE CRIES HER EYES OUT BEFORE SHE GOES HOME, AREN'T YOU?\nPARDON...?\nMY OLIVIA? THAT COULDN'T BE.\nSHE LOVES SCHOOL MORE THAN ANYTHING.\n\nMADAM LIBERTY. YOU MUST UNDERSTAND...\n...THAT ALTHOUGH POLDER IS A REPUBLIC, STIGMAS AROUND SOCIAL STATUS HAVE NOT YET DISAPPEARED.\n\nIN SHOCK, SHE PRESSED OLIVIA FOR THE TRUTH THAT DAY.\nOH.\nIT'S OKAY, GRANDMA. I'VE JUST ACCEPTED IT FOR WHAT IT IS.\nI CAN ENDURE THIS MUCH.\n\nI NEGLECTED YOU.\n\nDROWNED IN MY OWN SORROW, I FAILED TO NOTICE YOURS.\n\nYOU ARE STILL JUST A CHILD...\n...YET YOU WERE DESPERATELY TRYING TO EASE MY GRIEF.\n\n...GRANDMA...\nGRANDMA...\nYES, MY DARLING.\nGRANDMA...\n\nGRANDMA...\nOLIVIA.\n\nOLIVIA...\n\nIF I COULD GO BACK TO THOSE DAYS, I WOULD CHANGE.\nIF ONLY I COULD.\n\nI WOULD NOT SHOW YOU MY GRIEF.\n\nI WOULDN'T PUT THAT BURDEN ON YOU...\n...WHEN YOU STILL HAVE A DIFFICULT ROAD AHEAD OF YOU.\n\nGRANDMA!\n\nI'M SORRY FOR MAKING YOU GROW UP TOO QUICKLY.","bubble_count":69,"pages_count":28,"source":"community"},"spoiler":{"level":"auto","safe_teaser":"After her day's work, Olivia prepares to head home but is shaken by an urgent call.","spoiler_summary":"After her day's work, Olivia prepares to head home but is shaken by an urgent call. The chapter focuses on the tragic past of her grandmother, Susanna Max: how she lost her fortune, her family, and all her property in Herod because women had no right to own property, and how she emigrated to Polder for her granddaughter Olivia and took the surname Liberty. Learning from the teacher's warning about the ostracism Olivia faced at school, Susanna feels deep regret for having neglected her."},"source":{"canonical_path":"/series/the-cruelty-of-salvation-nwfcjj3w/chapter-18-7yvgw7","citation_title":"WebtoonLib — The Cruelty of Salvation #19","content_type":"chapter_summary","last_updated":"2026-10-22T17:26:50.433Z"},"data_status":"complete"},"untrusted":{"user_comments":[]},"see_also":{"for_series_detail":"/llms-series/the-cruelty-of-salvation-nwfcjj3w"}}