Out of the Frying Pan into Married Life
Ainsworth laments loss of freedom after marriage and describes daily drudgery of home life. Mrs Ainsworth finds relief in friends' musings on happiness of married life. Jones and Elsie Asche overhear and propose pairing them. the couple later reconciles, recognizing shared burdens and companionship. The scene ends with preparations for tea and a plan to manage life together.
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