Orlando Evans had thrown herself into the sea. Neither Glades Horne nor Hansen Ruiz could determine if she was alive or dead, so she remained a hidden concern in Glades Horne's heart. He worried that she might emerge again and cause destruction; he would not allow anyone to ruin his marriage with Julia Bluen again. Secretly, he still had people searching for news of Orlando Evans.
Now, upon hearing Benjamin Robinson's words, Glades Horne felt relieved.
Orlando Evans was dead. It was a fate she had brought upon herself.
She had been imprisoned and released, yet remained unrepentant, still harboring thoughts of vengeance, and eventually met her demise.
It could be said that Orlando Evans was also a tragic figure.
