The little chat between Joseph and Mary is going along very well, with Uncle Benjamin listening from the next room. As unprepared as both of them felt coming to this meeting, they are enjoying themselves.
Then, Joseph mentions his seven-year-old son. This does not make Mary happy at all. Hadn’t Benjamin told her he was a widower with a son? Mary is wondering if all Joseph is wanting is a baby-sitter for his tempermental son. No, this will not do, and Mary is about to show Joseph the front door, and in this little tango, Joseph tries to explain himself.
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