When a married woman eats from her husband's Korban Pesach, and when from her father's Korban Pesach. Likewise, how an orphan eats from a guardian's Korban Pesach, and a jointly-owned slave, or a partially-freed slave. [Who's Who/What's What: Hoshea and Trei Asar] Recounting Hoshea's narrative, and his repentance, and God's rebuke to him... and the promise of redemption. Also, the experience of the Babylonian Exile, and the comparison to Rome (with another exile to Babylonia!). Including the value of dispersal. Plus, why Babylonia was better for Bnei Yisrael, as a place of exile. And how the language brings us back to Hoshea and the mishnah.