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When Calls The Heart Analysis
From the beginning of the Hallmark series When Calls the Heart, Florence Blakeley has provided humor in the form of a sort of town gossip who revels in sticking her nose in other people's business and providing commentary on the way in which everyone lives or should live his/her life. Although she does tend to meddle, her heart is always in the right place. And last year, I had the honor of interviewing Loretta Walsh, the woman who breathes life into this beloved character. Just this past week, Loretta took some time to answer some additional questions concerning "Feisty Flo" and season four of this record-breaking Hallmark series. But we discussed a bit more than the show...

RH: How has being a mother changed you professionally and personally?
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I've never been so tired...and also so happy. In both my work and my personal life, becoming a mother has opened up some deeper and more vulnerable and joyful places in me. I'm very lucky to have a wonderful support system in place that allows me to continue to work on my career full force and spend time with my little one. And my multitasking skills have increased immeasurably!

Is it difficult balancing all the diverse characters you play and speaking with an American accent?

I love diving into different roles; I find it stimulating and inspiring. It is one of he big reasons I became an actor. I'm fascinated by different people and the similarities in the human condition that connect us all. Using an American accent has its challenges (I would love to play an Aussie character one of these days!), but I don't shy away from hard work, and making sure my accent is perfect matters to me.

Without giving away anything, what can we expect from Feisty Flo this season?

Feisty Flo continues to have strong opinions! A lot of the time, she represent the town and what they are thinking/how they are reacting to the comings and goings of Hope Valley. What you can count on is that Florence will always have loyalty for the people of Hope Valley. She's got your back no matter

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