SouthAussie
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I really don't think that any daughter who loved her mother would take that at face value without thinking that her father didn't have anything to do with it. I could imagine a child younger than Sarah being scared into silence by something like that, but Sarah was a woman, not a child.
Can't disagree with that. Only it may have been enough for Sarah not to speak. Put the initial doubts there.
And then she kept her family loyalty to her father. Maintained her non-involvement.
Her public behaviour has never been particularly loving towards her father. She always appeared cooler and locked up inside, to me. Allowed him to console her, but didn't seem to console him back. imo