This chapter delves into the lives of Daido Elizabeth Bell and Lady Elizabeth Murray, exploring their aristocratic backgrounds and the unconventional circumstances surrounding Daido's enslaved mother, Maria. It discusses the societal contrasts and limitations faced by Daido compared to Elizabeth, shedding light on their complex familial relationships and the implications of the Somerset case. The chapter also examines Lord Mansfield's rulings on slavery, his potential influence by Daido, and Daido's post-mortem life, including her marriage, children, and enduring legacy.