Mrs. Swift stayed with the film crew, but both mother and daughter were somewhat worried about Milne Swift causing more trouble.
After a few days of unease, miraculously Milne Swift didn't show up again, allowing Bertha and her mother to relax and continue filming with the crew.
Although Mrs. Swift had lived comfortably for many years, she was an excellent cook. Knowing that Bertha had become physically weak after her miscarriage, Mrs. Swift borrowed the small kitchen at the hotel to prepare various blood-nourishing and energy-restoring herbal soups for Bertha every day.
Mary Scott found herself momentarily lost in a daze several times upon seeing Mrs. Swift, leading Bertha to think she was enticed by the aroma of her mother's soup, so she invited her to drink together.
Mrs. Swift knew that Bertha was closest with Mary Scott on set and was exceptionally warm to her, grateful that Bertha had a friend she could talk to.
