One of the people they save is Tess Millay ( Joanne Dru ), who falls in love with Matt.

Dunson and Matt begin a furious fight, which Tess interrupts by drawing a gun on both men, shooting wildly, and demanding that they realize the love that they share.

Tess happily agrees, and they reconcile.

He tells his parents about Tess, and they agree to meet her.

Tess returns home for a time but, finding this unbearable, decides to join Marian at a starve-acre farm called Flintcomb-Ash ; they are later joined by Izz.

Alec and Tess are each shaken by their encounter, and Alec begs Tess never to tempt him again as they stand beside an ill-omened stone monument called the Cross-in-Hand.

Rather than head for the coast, they walk inland, vaguely planning to hide somewhere until the search for Tess is ended and they can escape abroad from a port.

He finally realizes that Tess really has committed murder and asks the men in a whisper to let her awaken naturally before they arrest her.

During their first episode, the pair receive a red 1972 Cadillac Eldorado convertible as a gift ; they use it for transportation throughout the rest of the series while in the human world, with Tess doing the driving.

When Tess Hunter and her mother arrive in Century Falls, they gradually find it to be a strange village, haunted by a disaster that befell it during the performance of an occult ceremony forty years earlier.

Even then there were rumours among the staff of the Noble House that they are " illegitimate children " of Dirk Struan and Mary Sinclair and that The Hag, Tess Struan, hated them.

The teaming was such a hit they made ten more films together, including The Moth, and The Secret of the Storm Country, a sequel to Tess of the Storm Country ( 1914 ), starring Mary Pickford.

After taking Clark's powers, they almost kill Tess, until Green Arrow appears and weakens Jones with Kryptonite, until he returned his powers to Clark, and Plastique is returned to jail, along with Jones.

The revelation that Mercer killed her caused Plastique and Parasite to turn on and almost kill Tess before they were defeated by Clark and Green Arrow.

Tracy had a difficult relationship with his girlfriend, Tess Trueheart, who found her beau's firm dedication to his work both an irritating interference and a physical danger with her being often caught in the crossfire in his cases.

He returns at Candlemas and again in early spring, when Tess is hard at work feeding a threshing machine.

The square is a work of art in itself, with paving, railings and lamps designed by artist Tess Jaray.

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Further film work quickly followed, most notably Roman Polanski's Tess ( 1979 ).

At first, Tess and Emily don't like Brooke's son Ryan, but when he helps foil an elaborate scheme by Max's business manager Nigel to break up the romantic relationship between Max and Brooke ( Nigel thinks Max's work will suffer as a result ), the girls eventually accept him.

Observation department head Marguerite Hauser tries to carry on with her work studying the alien life while taking care of her socially-challenged daughter Tess, warding off her ex-husband Ray, and deciding how she feels about houseguest and disgraced journalist Chris.

In the mid 1910s, Mrs. Fiske starred in two feature film adaptions of two of her greatest stage triumphs, Tess Of The D ' Urbervilles in 1913 and Vanity Fair in 1915, both of which were surprisingly successful with moviegoers, although she herself felt she was not at her best in the medium and declined further film work.

Doug leads the team stationed in Ohio who protects Tess Carlisle, the widow of a former U. S. President, and who is well known for her diplomatic and philanthropic work, but Tess tends to regard Doug less as a security officer and more of a domestic servant, like her chauffeur, Earl, or her nurse, Frederick.

His 1979 film Tess was dedicated " For Sharon ", as Tate had read Thomas Hardy's Tess of the d ' Urbervilles during her final stay with Polanski in London, and had left it for him to read with the comment that it would be a good story for them to film together.

Later Tess and Jack end up in bed together.

They had a daughter together, named Tess.

These stories are woven together with musical bridges performed by Zoe ( Lori Singer ), a depressed cellist, and her embittered, jazz singer mother, Tess ( Annie Ross ), who live next to the Finnigans.

Tess learns that she has received the award of " Woman of the Year ", to be given to her at a fancy ceremony.

Tess is upset — she wants him to be beside her on her big night, and is embarrassed at the thought that the public will wonder where he is.

Sam says she can tell everyone he had more important plans, and Tess accidentally offends him by asking whether anyone would believe that Sam could find something more important to do.

Tess only learns of this upon her return, when she goes to change for photographers only to discover the men and their belongings are all missing.

Trying to prove herself, Tess once again tries to cook breakfast, only to fail because she knows nothing of cooking.

He says to her he does not want Tess Harding or " just little Mrs. Craig ", but can't she be Tess Harding Craig?

That same day, Tess participates in the village May Dance, where she meets Angel Clare, youngest son of Reverend James Clare, who is on a walking tour with his two brothers.

Tess feels so guilty over the horse's death, she agrees, against her better judgement, to visit Mrs. d ' Urberville, a wealthy widow who lives in the nearby town of Trantridge, and " claim kin.

Tess dislikes Alec and repels him verbally but endures his persistent unwanted attention, feeling she has no choice, as she must earn enough to replace her family's only means of support, the dead horse.

This puts Tess in a painful dilemma: Angel obviously thinks her a virgin and, although she does not want to deceive him, she shrinks from confessing lest she lose his love and admiration.

When she hears this story, Tess feels sure that Angel will forgive her own history, and finally tells him about what Alec did to her.

Tess, devastated, accepts the sudden estrangement as something she deserves.

She accepts, but when he asks her how much she loves him, she admits " Nobody could love ' ee more than Tess did!

He tenderly asks her forgiveness, but Tess, in anguish, tells him he has come too late ; thinking he would never return, she yielded at last to Alec d ' Urberville's persuasion and has become his mistress.

He departs, and Tess returns to her bedroom, where she falls to her knees and begins a lamentation.

Angel, totally disheartened, has left Sandbourne ; Tess hurries after him and tells him that she has killed Alec, saying that she hopes she has won his forgiveness by murdering the man who ruined both their lives.

Tess is not a peasant, she is

Another important theme of the novel is the sexual double standard to which Tess falls victim ; despite being, in Hardy's view, a truly good woman, she is despised by society after losing her virginity before marriage.