The narrator comments on the success of Titan's first chair. He wonders if it will be more natural to use it indoors, since it is made by a skilled craftsman. He also wonders if he would like to switch from making rattles to making wooden plate crafts. Titan replies that he would love to do that, but he is not sure that he is suited for it. The narrator remarks that he wishes he could have his "holy instruments" , but Titan says that he does not wish to keep his identity a secret. He says that the client was angry with how sloppy his work was, and that he wished he had his "Holy Instruments". The narrator says that she is glad that she has given her life purpose to making chairs, and wonders if she could get him some booze. He then comments on how gaudy the new chair is. He thinks that it looks like someone has moved into a boarding house recently, and he wonders if they will make for free. Titan says he is already a craftsman, and will make any chair you desire. He adds that he will pay a visit to the man who built the chair for free if he asks. Titan apologizes that he did not pay attention to his self, and says that there is a hole in the chair, so he could make a new one.