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The events that begin with the reversal of roles between the women and men living in the town mark the start of a comedy. Now the women are the heads of the household, while the men are the nest-builders. Even women are going off to join the army. Even the mafia is now female. The situation of the men is worthy of newspaper headlines. Funny and comical situations will arise in the town centered around the relationship between women and men.
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The events that begin with the reversal of roles between the women and men living in the town mark the start of a comedy. Now the women are the heads of the household, while the men are the nest-builders. Even women are going off to join the army. Even the mafia is now female. The situation of the men is worthy of newspaper headlines. Funny and comical situations will arise in the town centered around the relationship between women and men.
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