She's the smart one
once upon a time, there was a girl, who was not only very colorful, but also very bright, and who was not unaware of it, and she was called "better." there's a wife in the neighborhood, roman, rich and powerful, one of the bad guys.
one day, he came to the girl's house with his slave and his bride price.
only a woman's father was under pressure and had to say yes, and she knew that if she didn't, her parents would suffer, so she was forced to marry her wife, roman.
even though she married her wife, roman, she was always thinking of her own.
so she used to meet her lovers behind her back.
who knows, there's no unwinding wall, and it'll be in my wife's ear soon.
when my wife, roman, listen to me, she's not afraid to be angry, and he comes home and asks if she really did commit such sins.
it's only a shock to a woman, but she's calmed down to deal with brahmin.
"who said that? there's no such thing.
i swear: i have not touched the hands of any man but you.
if you don't believe me, i'll jump into the fire and prove my innocence to you." she was so determined and so suspicious in her heart that he promised, “all right!” and said, “call up the wood, set fire to it and call upon many witnesses to testify.
then he called her and said, "if you're innocent, jump into the fire!" and before she was called here, she asked her heart to tell her beloved boy to do what she said.
when the young man arrived, he was crowded in the crowd and watched every move of a talented woman.
the girl was just trying to trick her wife, roman, and she stood in the crowd and she said, "brahom, i haven't touched the hands of any man but you.
i'm telling the truth.
please don't burn me.
the crowd, the compassionate woman, was so brutal and angry at brahmin.
at this point, the young man bravely stood up, marched forward, grabbed a woman's hand, and shouted, “look at this brahmin's behavior, and let such a woman jump into the fire!” the crowd went up.
it was only then that the woman broke off the boy's hand and said to brahman, "my oath was broken and i couldn't jump into the fire." "why?" says, "my vow is, "i haven't touched the hands of any man except my husband.
'now, this man has my hand."' everyone's following the girl.
brahma knows she's in her shoes, but there's nothing she can do, so she can't jump into the fire。