In this chapter, we learn that the ghost of the quartz is actually the same ghost that we saw in the previous chapter. We learn that it was the same quartz that was torn apart by the ship's crew, and that it has now landed on the moon. We also learn that this is the first time we've ever seen a ghost in a dream, and we're glad that it's real. We're also glad that he's not going to hit us, because we'd like to protect him. The ghost says that he doesn't want to know what the lunarians are up to, but he'll just leave it to the fanatic. He says that if he hadn't been smashed in two, he wouldn't need their protection. The outer ghost, the one we saw before, was torn away in a fierce battle, and now is on the lunar surface. The inner ghost, which we saw first, was also torn away, and is also on the surface of the moon now. The two of them can't communicate with each other, so they're going to have to follow each other until they get all of the other's pieces of the puzzle back. Ghost says that the idiot who's been coddling the baby is too forgiving of phos, and he says that's why they've been separated for so long. He's going to follow him until he gets all of his pieces, and then apologizes for being so forgiving. He also says that his insomnia is just "a silly little condition" of his. He wants to live the rest of his life as an "absent left arm" of the ship. He wonders if he should leave the "lunarian research" to "the fanatic" . He sees a resemblance between the two