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She's upholding HER vows - in bad times as well in good. That's the promise two people make to each other when they get married. I won't presume to judge her decision to be there for her husband. We know our loved ones aren't always perfect. Whether her marriage is over is something they have to work out for themselves. I don't envy the place Slida Wall Spitzer has found herself in.

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus

She's upholding HER vows - in bad times as well in good. That's the promise two people make to each other when they get married. I won't presume to judge her decision to be there for her husband.

Completely agree. Yes, she's a mature woman and the two may have strong feelings toward each other (actual friendship). That attachment and emotions do not immediately end for most. No question, Eliot is scum for his behavior. However, The "throw his clothes on the lawn" doesn't resolve anything. I greatly respect her for standing beside her spouse, and attempting to resolve the issue. The relationship will likely end, however divorce is a process, and open communication, not anger, is the proper method to get through it. As a human, I feel greatly for Silda.