In this chapter, we learn that a girl named Piko is working on an assignment for her class newspaper. She's going to write an article about a guy named Dr. Johnson, who's a super-genius in science. Piko wants to write about him, too, because he's the one who invented the awesome invention known as the "stitch" . He's so awesome, in fact, that she wants to put him and Piko in the paper together. She wants to find out how awesome he is, and then she'll write about his flaws in the newspaper. The two girls go to eat, and when they're done eating, Piko tells her to go back to her room and do her homework. She doesn't want to be disturbed by the noise of the kitchen, so she goes back to the room and does her homework, while Piko goes off to do his home work. He complains about how noisy the kitchen is and how he can't sleep with the racket of the scientist's sewing machine. He also complains about the fact that the doctor has lied about how awesome his invention is. He wants to tell his class newspaper about the doctor and his invention.