In this chapter, we learn that the minister has backed down from his threats against the government, and that the General Hospital is now under the control of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, and Science. This means that there is no need for the government to intervene in the affairs of the nation. The Governess tells the Governess that she is not worried about her mother's safety, and she will do what she needs to do. She tells him that he can call her all he wants, but there is nothing she can do for him. He tells her that his brother is fighting terrorists, but that he is cold to him, and he takes after his father, who is rational. He wants to be a doctor, but he cut him off because he wanted to be closer to his father. He says that he knows more than enough to care for someone, even if he wants to make it happen for himself. He adds that he has fallen in love with his father's side of the family, and it is that side that is going to get him killed. He concludes that he will always be his mother, not because he has any idea what is going on, but because what he does is his own business.