In "The Unknown Ajax," Anthea expresses a playful longing to witness someone, particularly a man, being chased away by an overly eager mother seeking a match for her child. She finds humor in the thought of someone escaping that pressure, teasing him for his brazen attitude towards such situations.
The interaction suggests a deeper commentary on social expectations and the pressures of matchmaking during their time. The male character acknowledges the teasing but recognizes that he has been set up for a challenging situation, revealing both his acceptance of the circumstances and the light-hearted banter between them.