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A person prefers being a mother over a father. Others went bathing after being called by Heather and her brother, but not Heather Feather. They were told to stay together and not go far. The person didn't go with them and would rather do the ironing alone. It's hot inside, so they suggest going for a swim. The person complains about having to carry all the clothes. They mention how being a mother is tough with all the hungry mouths to feed. Dialogue 22. I'd rather be a mother than a father. Where are the others? They've gone bathing. Heather and her brother called for them. Heather Feather? No, the other Heather. Heather Mather. Huh? I told them to stay together and not to go further than Northern Cove. Why didn't you go with them? I'd rather get on with the ironing without them. In this weather, there's a southerly breeze. One can hardly breathe indoors. Go and have a bathe then. Another bathe? I can't be bothered. I'll go with you though. But all these clothes. Who'd be a mother? I'd rather be a mother than a father. All those hungry mouths.
