The Governess wants to know why the Governess hasn't killed the young man. He's innocent, she says, and she's just trying to do her job. She needs to figure out a way to get rid of him, she thinks. She's also worried that the townspeople won't believe her story, because they've never heard of her before. She wants to make sure that everyone in the village knows that she and her lover are fakes. She also wants the townspeople to know that she'll never be able to get away with killing him. But she doesn't know how to do it. She has no idea how to get to the bottom of the matter. She knows that the people of the village are evil, but she can't figure out why they didn't murder her. She wonders if she needs to do something weird, like go to the moon or something, to get her revenge on the people who killed her father. She thinks that she might need to go to a moon or some other place to get revenge on her father, but the girl isn't willing to go there. She doesn' t know what to do, so she goes to her father's house, where she finds out that he's dead, and that he was killed by a man dressed as the emperor. The girl wonders if the man who killed the emperor was really killed by the woman in red, and the girl says that's because she was too young to be killed. She