This is a crazy episode.
Benjamin Cohen's religious fanaticism is intolerable. He tries to impose his religion on everyone, and instead of making his misplacement noted, he is presented as "a proud man."
Of course, everything is different when it comes to Harriet, who is unceremoniously dropped on her.
It bothers me a lot that Nels never pays attention to his wife's position and always appears to disapprove, even when reason supports him.
The solution is tragicomic that if the child is a boy he is Jewish and if it is a girl he is Christian, and even more clownish is that, having born mixed twins, the Jewish family only celebrates the arrival of the boy child and the Christian family that of the girl, woman, and the other grandson is ignored, as if he were from another family!
The children's parents, Nellie and Percival/Isaac, provide the small amount of sanity in the subject, they do not seem too moved by this topic. And the most sensible words are those of Percival: "Is this religion? Fights, arguments, hatred? In that case, we will not take part." The only sensible thing about the chapter.
Without a doubt, starting with season 7, the episodes have been getting worse and worse.
Benjamin Cohen's religious fanaticism is intolerable. He tries to impose his religion on everyone, and instead of making his misplacement noted, he is presented as "a proud man."
Of course, everything is different when it comes to Harriet, who is unceremoniously dropped on her.
It bothers me a lot that Nels never pays attention to his wife's position and always appears to disapprove, even when reason supports him.
The solution is tragicomic that if the child is a boy he is Jewish and if it is a girl he is Christian, and even more clownish is that, having born mixed twins, the Jewish family only celebrates the arrival of the boy child and the Christian family that of the girl, woman, and the other grandson is ignored, as if he were from another family!
The children's parents, Nellie and Percival/Isaac, provide the small amount of sanity in the subject, they do not seem too moved by this topic. And the most sensible words are those of Percival: "Is this religion? Fights, arguments, hatred? In that case, we will not take part." The only sensible thing about the chapter.
Without a doubt, starting with season 7, the episodes have been getting worse and worse.