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Flowers in the Attic - The Origin - Part 4: THE MARTYR

The time finally arrived! If you’d been along for the ride that is Flowers in the Attic: The Origin, then you knew “Part 4: The Martyr” was always going to lead us to the start of Flowers in the Attic. We took the long way to getting this point, watching tragedy after tragedy befall Olivia Foxworth due to her own choices and those of her family. This episode was no different as Corrine’s pursuit of her uncle Christopher, and insistence on being in a relationship with him, pushed Olivia to tell them both the truth. That they are closer in relation than they were led to believe, they’re siblings through their biological mother, Alicia Foxworth. Unfortunately, this didn’t deter these two lovers. In an aftermath sequence full of anger, spite, violence, and the truth laced with ire, not a single Foxworth was left unscathed. Corrine’s refusal to end up like her mother, and her desire to follow her heart, put her on a path to be with Christopher even if it meant being disowned. Christopher managed to trick Malcolm into thinking he’d leave Corrine behind if he was sufficiently paid, but he took the money and ran off with her anyway. Olivia was devastated. She lost all of her children. Mal to the grave, Joel due to her and Malcolm’s treatment of him, and then Corrine to forbidden love and a desperate need to escape Foxworth just like her older brother. Away from her parents, Corrine did live a happy life for well over a decade. She and Christopher got married and changed their names to the Dollangangers so no one could find them and so they could hide their real identities which would invalidate their marriage due to incest. Christopher referred to the choice of last name as a bit of whimsy to Corrine’s delight. The two had four kids together. Their oldest Christopher Jr., second oldest Cathy, and twins Carrie and Cory. They were happy. Christopher had finished his schooling and became a doctor like he’d worked so hard to be and for a time they were able to be a family. One with a cute little house in the suburbs. It wasn’t what Corrine was used to, but her love for her husband pushed her through.