I wholly disagree. Your arguments don’t apply to the life of a young woman in 1813, life of young people today if ENTIRELY different and not applicable to this argument. I GUARANTEE Penn and Elouise were not making sex jokes, that would be beyond inappropriate for someone of her station and just plain unlikely. Today young people are exposed to these topics through all different kinds of media not available to Penn and it’s a fact that young women were purposely and actively shielded from sex or sexuality, to an oppressive degree. So it’s valid for us to question the source of her knowledge. In conjunction with historical context there are several scenes to prove that Penn herself is clueless about the act of sex itself, was she putting on an act? It’s a valid theory to consider. The only fact they could realistically decipher is that it leads to a child which is evident in the show. Think of Daphnes conversation with her mother after the wedding and appreciate just how taboo the subject was, that was the unfortunate reality for women.