No Harm to the Mother Means a Money Penalty for the Offspring

"And her offspring come out" (Exodus 21:22): the minimum of "offspring" is two. And from where that even one is included? Scripture says "pregnant," in any case. "And no harm follows" (Exodus 21:22), to the woman; "he shall surely be fined," for the offspring. Or perhaps "and no harm follows" means neither to the woman nor to the offspring? Scripture therefore says, "And if harm follows" (Exodus 21:23). So what does Scripture teach by "and no harm follows"? If you say so, he would also need to give the cost of a midwife. So what does Scripture teach by "and no harm follows to the woman, he shall surely be fined"? It refers to the offspring. "He shall surely be fined" means money. Or perhaps it means death? Here it says "he shall surely be fined," and there it says "fined" [a fixed monetary penalty, Deuteronomy 22:19]; just as there it is money, so too here it is money.