The Bull and the Heifer

During the day when the Fisherman sets off in his rickety sampan to bring home the daily catch, Big Tits remains behind to toil away at the daily chores of household and field under the merciless supervision of the Fisherman's Wife. Beaten for every mistake and misunderstanding, the barbarian slave-wife quickly learns her place in the hierarchy of the household and the village, in which she is the lowest wench of the lowest family. She is scorned and mocked by all the other village girls, who delight in sharing sordid rumors of the barbarian wench's past life as a brothel whore and pleasure slave and her present station as the slave-wife of the least desirable fisherman in the village. Her appearance too is a further source of mockery, as the barbarian's red hair recalls that of a mountain monkey and her pale pink skin seems better suited to a pig than a woman. Indeed, her buxom bosom is swollen out of proportion to a comical degree like the teats and udders of a cow, eliciting giggles and hoots each time Big Tits bows low before her social superiors. In the village temple, a place of communal kinship for most, Big Tits is given a wide berth and treated to angry glares, as the other village women cannot stand being in the presence of her barbarian stench and sinful karma.

So while the Fisherman's Wife is a harsh mistress, she is the closest thing to a friend that Big Tits has among the women of the village. Indeed, any humiliation and scorn Big Tits brings on herself reflects poorly on her new family as well, so the Fisherman's Wife makes halfhearted efforts to transform Big Tits into a somewhat respectable specimen of serving wench and slave-wife who will not bring shame upon the family name. Thus though the Fisherman's Wife can ill afford to spend coin on a lowly slave-wife such as Big Tits, the barbarian girl is fed more than the usual slave diet, filling out her once ravishing figure to show that even the slave-wife of the lowly Fisherman's household eats as well as any village woman. As the Fisherman's Wife cannot afford the luxury of a new dress for the slave girl, Big Tits is clothed in her mistress's cast-off rags to give the appearance of proper attire, even if the threadbare garb does little to conceal her full-figured features.

But the greatest fear of the Fisherman's Wife is that the wench's sinful lust for the fleshly pleasures will bring dishonor and shame upon the family name. Big Tits can hardly be blamed; her veins course hot with untamed barbarian blood, and a former brothel slave and whoring wench of her ilk can hardly be trained to exercise control in the presence of the virile young men and boys of the village. More than once the Fisherman's Wife has spotted Big Tits lingering for a moment too long when greeting village men in the market with out-thrust chest and arched back or blushing heavily when treated to a mischievous slap on the rump by ogling youngsters. Only when the Fisherman returns in the evening can Big Tits's insatiable thirst finally be quenched for the night. But during the day with her master away, the barbarian wench's carnal desires are a constant source of concern for the Fisherman's Wife, who finally sets upon a sinful solution to a sinful problem. To soothe the insatiable slave-wife's urges and whet her appetite until the Fisherman's return, Big Tits is ordered to lie with the family water buffalo once a day under the watchful supervision of her mistress until she can resist the temptation of the village men. It is shamefully degrading and perverse, to the amusement and satisfaction of the Fisherman's Wife and the village women, but at the end of the day, the family's honor remains intact.