Her cousin John Amos (Paul Wesley) comes to live with her, which is when Olivia finds religion, but eventually is forced to kill John Amos in self-defense when he assaults her.

She becomes Malcolm's carer – but only after she botches murdering him, leaving him without speech and using a wheelchair. Over the course of the next 15 years, Olivia's life is once again transformed. Olivia's remaining child – one son died and another turned out for being gay – Corrine (Hannah Dodd) has left home, choosing to forego her inheritance in order to marry her true love Christopher (Callum Kerr), despite learning that they're half-siblings. In the finale we see the culmination of Olivia's experiences at Foxworth Hall, the ancestral home of her wealthy and abusive husband Malcolm Foxworth (Max Irons) and where she's been forced to cover up multiple murders and rapes. Based upon the novel 'Garden of Shadows,' the prequel to 'Flowers in the Attic' and the first book prolific ghostwriter Andrew Neiderman wrote after Andrews' untimely death, the series zooms in on Olivia's life and history. ' Flowers in the Attic: The Origin' rewinds the story, focusing on the woman who locked them inside (she locked her heart, hopes and dreams away long before): their grandmother, Olivia Winfield (Jemima Rooper). 'Flowers in the Attic: The Origin': How to be Gothic, from creepy manors to severe housekeepers

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