The Governess tells her servant not to be too embarrassed about what she has done. She tells him not to stare at her like that. She says she has no idea what the Governess is up to. She has done everything she could to hide it, but she has not seen anyone yet. She is glad that she can confront her, because she thinks that her mother will be watching her every move. She asks where everyone is, and there is nothing suspicious on her desk. She wonders if the Governesses brother and mother are at home, and she says that she does not think that matters to her mother, since she will be able to confront her now. She grins, and says that if someone was at home she would have less clingy. She steps on her wounds, and wonders if she did it to herself. She does not