Stewart reflects on her complex relationship with her father, acknowledging how his passion for perfectionism shaped her, despite his abusive tendencies and bigotry.
Martha recounts her father's violent reaction to her engagement, stating, 'He slapped me hard on my face and said, 'No, you're not marrying him. He's a Jew.''
She describes her honeymoon in Italy, revealing a moment of emotional connection with a stranger: 'Listening to that amazing music in the cathedral, it was a very romantic place.'
Stewart shares insights into her father's character, calling him a 'dissatisfied, unhappy human being,' highlighting the duality of his influence on her life.
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