Raging Grace

A secluded, opulent mansion in the United Kingdom serves as the main stage for the story. Joy works there as a housekeeper, bringing her and her daughter Grace into Katherine's household. The mansion houses a bedridden Mr. Garrett and hides dark secrets, including a glass box containing a former nanny.

🗝️ Power Dynamics

The house becomes a site where control, status, and hierarchy are enforced. Mr. Garrett longs for a bygone order, while Katherine impersonates authority and exploits Joy’s vulnerability. Joy’s immigrant status intensifies the power imbalance, forcing her to navigate coercion and fear. The tension around control drives the plot and moral choices.

🌍 Identity & Immigration

Joy and Grace exist on the margins of society, revealing the precariousness of undocumented life in a foreign country. The revelation of Katherine's imposture and Gloria's letters show how identity is performed, guarded, and exploited. The story uses their status to highlight exploitation and the cost of seeking a better life. The mansion becomes a battleground for belonging and survival.

🕯️ Deception & Truth

Secrets unravel and motives shift as characters reveal their true selves. Katherine's manipulation clashes with Mr. Garrett's occasional lucid moments, reframing the moral stakes. The glass box, wrong medications, and hidden letters blur what is real and what is illusion. The climax hinges on trust and the revelations from the past.