The scene opens with the two of them in the middle of a steamy scene in which the two have just had their first sexual encounter. The scene is interrupted by the sound of a sneeze, and the two men begin to argue about whether or not the sneeze is a sign of masturbation or simply a protest against the fact that they are not allowed to have sex together. The two men argue about the meaning of the word "alone" , and about whether it is proper for a man to masturbate alone on top of another man. The first man, who is named "Slop," is offended by the idea that the other man is masturbating alone. The second man, named "Seung," is also offended by this idea, and he begins to argue with the first man about the proper way to express his feelings for his lover. Seung, however, is not interested in arguing with Seung; he is more interested in seducing his lover, whom he believes to be the "only one for me." Seung begins to speak of his love for Seung and his desire to continue to be intimate with him. He tells Seung that he has always wanted to try seung's "drips," but Seung has always refused to allow him to do so, and now that he is in love, he wants to try it himself.