Alessandro sat up straight. How is it you think babies are born? Something the mother and father do before sex, some sort of cloth or herb or hard-boiled egg that the father puts in the mother or something, with a rubber bulb and a glass dish. No, Alessandro said. That's not quite it. No? No. You just have to have sex-if you're married, fifty times; if you're not married, once. You're kidding!
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In the conversation, Alessandro addresses a common misconception about the process of childbirth, challenging simplistic or magical ideas about how babies come into the world. He humorously dismisses various odd theories involving objects or rituals, revealing a deeper understanding of human reproduction. This exchange reflects both ignorance and curiosity about a natural aspect of life.

Through his straightforward explanation, Alessandro points out the basic truth that sexual intercourse is directly tied to the conception of a child. The playfulness in his dialogue illustrates the contrast between innocence and the reality of adult relationships. His insights on marriage and intimacy highlight societal norms while revealing the wonder and mystery surrounding the origins of life.

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