In this short scene, M.W. and A.R. are in the middle of a steamy bath. The two of them have been arguing about whether or not to go into the shower first. M. W. is nervous about what to do now that he's so close to getting a cold. A. R. tries to calm him down by reminding him that they used to go bathe together when they were little kids. He tries to convince her to go in first, but she's not having any of it. He tells her that he just took a shower the other day, and that she must have been itching for him to do something. He says he'll give her a "smile" to get his revenge. He asks her to hold his hand, and she does, but he says it's too hot to let go. He's worried that they're doing something "raw" like this, and he tells her to stop shouting. He calls her "the worst beast" and says she should stop shouting for him. Then he asks her if she is awake. She says she is, and then she asks him if he has passed out. He doesn't know, and says he overdid it, too. She tells him to rest up, and they talk about it in her sleep.