Satisfied?
Elizabeth Henson was suspicious of whether the David Redington in front of her was really himself... Clearly, just yesterday, David was telling Elizabeth to minimize Leslie Howard's scenes with him.
How did it turn into being satisfied today?
Then at this morning's opening ceremony, what was it about suddenly pulling Leslie Howard into the lounge to reprimand her?
Could it be after so much scolding, a conscience appeared, and he suddenly changed?
Director Henson's mind was now inexplicably occupied by countless question marks, while Winona Wallace next to her was already fuming with rage.
David Redington simply and cleanly cut ties with her, using "irrelevant person" to describe her, which was already enough to make her choke with anger.
But she absolutely didn't expect David to say something like "very satisfied with Leslie Howard."
What does this mean?
Does he truly view Leslie Howard differently?
