A woman reveals to someone that she is not a virgin, and this causes problems. Another woman runs away with a man, and the fear that she may have ended her virginity causes an uproar.

We learn that a rumor has circulated, that a youngish woman may have engaged in sexual activity with a man.

Infrequent sexual references and crude remarks from the main character. Referenced are homosexuality, men touching themselves and other sexual related topics.

Woman wear outfits that reveal moderate cleavage, however the majority of outfits are relatively modest.

The camera looks down a woman's front implying that a man is doing so as well.

Two women state that they prefer the company (heavily implied, sexually) of women. One is lying.

Gun violence: "sport" shooting of birds released for the purpose. We never actually see the birds. We learn that one pheasant was accidentally killed by a man who repeatedly is careless with his long gun, inadvertently pointing it at several people.

One violent incident resulting in a bloody non-lethal wound.

For the most part mild. The British profanity "bl--dy is used a few times. Harsher cursing is implied but cut off before actually being used.

Social drinking. A couple of times, characters are shown drunk and acting accordingly. Just a couple of very brief scenes of cigarette smoking.

A potentially deadly, in this medically primitive setting, illness, and a similarly dangerous wound are worrisome.