The farmer is forbidden from ever drinking, or raising a hand to his wife again. Eventually, she got the herb-woman to cure him. She says that he was drunk, beat her, then threw up - and besides which, he spends his time drinking away her dowry. A few hours later, he woke up with a terrible headache, fever, and expulsion from both ends. When pressed, he says he had a few ales at the tavern, came home to eat soup and a pitcher of ale. Harridan claims he just got drunk and ate too much. Malis accuses his wife of trying to kill him. Prerequisite: Traders of Pribyslavitz must have been built.
