What Is The Crimson's Occupation During The Elizabethan Era

During the Elizabethan Era, women were not allowed to work and men were forced to. However, quite the opposite is about to happen. ‘This is a terrible idea Crimson,” exclaimed Annabelle. “ No my dear, it is a wonderful idea,” he replied. Crimson Scott and his wife Annabelle are brought down by troubled times. Not money wise, but pleasure wise. Crimson has been made fun of his entire life because he was a more feminine like man. He wanted to do what women were forced to do: stay at home and clean and watch the children, Marcus and Abigail. However, his wife was quite the opposite. She wanted to work as a marshal, which coincidentally was what Crimson’s occupation was. So in the end Crimson decided that they should switch …show more content…
I am sure you are just tired, but not tired enough to forget your good friend Malcolm Colby,” he remarked. “Of course not. Lets get working.” Annabelle started the day with going out to the street and making sure the supplies to the merchant store were delivered. Later on she was making sure that new coming visitors were finding their way to the Inn without trouble. After that she went back to the office and found Malcolm doing paperwork at his desk. He looked very tiresome and she guessed that it was because it was nearing the end of the work day. “Hello Malcolm. I am going to head home now. I will see you tomorrow,” says Annabelle. “Alright Crimson. I will see you tomorrow,” he replied. Annabelle headed home not knowing what to expect when she opened the door. She was so pleased with how her day went that she forgot that she was supposed to be Crimson. “Hello Crimson,” says an elderly women. “Hello Mrs. White. How are you?” she replied in her normal girl voice. “Annabelle?” said Mrs.White “Huh uh, I mean hello,” she said in a manly voice. “ It is you Annabelle. You are breaking the law! I am going to get the sheriff right now!” said Mrs.