♪ Millicent, do you think I'm barking up the wrong tree, resisting all this Women's Lib talk?

Well, not everyone is in support.

I've heard quite a number of ladies saying, 'I'm not a feminist, but...' I just don't like the gimmicky way it's all been put together.

I would always counsel against objecting to a book because of its cover.

[Gasps] Millicent!

You're reading The Female Eunuch?

The authoress makes a series of very sensible points, notably regarding female sexuality.

It's a thing I spent much of my life being ashamed of.

Hmm.

I never did, oddly enough.

[Laughs] It's like being a vegetarian, as though I was wired to run counter to the general view.

♪ Oh, but why am I being like this?

Why am I picking holes in something the young people are full of fervour for?

Do we perhaps fear losing our place in the scheme of things?

Two weeks ago, I was standing outside the draper's on Inkerman Street, and there was a blouse in the window with a psychedelic pattern.

Jewel tones, but it was such a beguiling design.

And I was looking at it, and I thought... 'I will never wear that blouse'.

Why?

There's no harm in breaking out a bit, fashion-wise.

Phyllis, there is no harm in breaking out.

And if we don't, we'll be left behind.

You're not wrong.

Psychedelic pattern or no psychedelic pattern.