When the Governess arrives home, she finds that the house is too noisy for her to study in, so she decides to go to the living room to study. The Governess tells her that the days when the two of them had a fight were better than the present one, and she suggests that if she finds the house noisy, she can study in the same room. She tells him that if he cannot answer the question she will teach him after the meal, and he agrees to go and study. He tells her to come and cut vegetables for him, but she refuses, saying that she is a guest and that she does not want to cook for her. She says that she wants to come every day to have meals with her, and that it will take a great deal of energy to test her cooking skills. She asks him to wash the dishes and clean up the table, but he refuses to do so. He says that he is not a guest, but that he has invited her for dinner. He throws away his new bowl of food, which he has just bought, and asks if he can live in the house if