In this short scene, the narrator recounts the events of the previous night. He has just returned home from a three-day stay in the hospital, and he is still holding on to his memories. He tells his mom that he is fine, but that he has been drinking again. He asks his mom why she is so upset, and she tells him that her son is crying because he has fought with his friend. The narrator then tells her that his friend is depressed because of the fight, and that he was like a "little brother snap-clacking cackle-clackle brother agree" . He says that he heard that the boy has been eating only one chicken bone for the past few days, and the narrator is shocked that he does not have a single bone in his plate. He begs his mom to wake him up, but she refuses, saying that she is too busy to answer the phone. He calls on his friend, who is a classmate of the boy in question, and asks him if he remembers him from class four. He explains that he had a drink with the boy, but the boy fainted and refused to wake up. He then tells the narrator that he and his mom are going to get lost.