Shmoopers are delighted to learn that the old master has finally decided to divorce her. They're not the only ones who've been waiting for her to do this: the old man's wife also wanted to get her out of her marriage, but she's still waiting for someone to do it for her. Shmooper is all, "Oh, wait a minute, the old guy's finally resolved to divorce you!" Shmoopes are all, you're the only one who can help her deal with all of this. She's got a weak body and a bunch of problematic lovers, so she needs someone to help her. She wants to serve her sister, not her brother-in-law, and she wants to see that the new man is a good match for her: he's handsome, rich, and well-educated, so he'll be able to take care of her problems without being a burden to her sister's family. She doesn't want to see him submit to his sister, and so she asks him if he'd be willing to submit himself to her, and he says, "Sure, I'll submit myself to her." She'll do whatever she can to make sure that he submits herself to her and not to anyone else, and then she'll ask him what he thinks of her. He's a loyal type, she says, and if he asks her to submit herself to