Men don't like strong women - it seems that's what mothers still tell their daughters. Arina does not know how to be weak, timid, submissive, and just recently her husband admired and was proud of her. Maybe he was just tired of this eternal duel, of life, which is like a ring in which you prove to yourself every day that you know how not to give up? But it is this power that will save Arina when she is in real danger. And it is precisely the reluctance to be knocked out again that will force her husband to become stronger - to finally learn to accept victories and defeats in any fight...