It's lunchtime at the dance studio, and the students are about to go out for a walk. Suddenly, the professor realizes that he's starting to feel a little cold. He asks the students to rub their hands together to see if they're feeling better, but they refuse to do so. The professor asks if the students have checked their temperature, and they all agree that they are. He tells the students that if they didn't force themselves to do something, they would be in a lot of trouble. He also tells them that when he first met them, he thought they hated him, and that they pretended not to hear that. He says that if he were ten seconds late, he would have died of shock. He then asks if she's had lunch yet, and she says that she was supposed to go to lunch with her friend, but that she had to cancel the class she was going to take with him. He's not sure why she canceled the class, but he tells her that the course is more fun than the one she'd been supposed to take. He wants to know why she cancelled the class with him, but she doesn't seem to understand why she would cancel a class with someone who's so popular. She tells him that it's more fun to take the class than to do the work. She also tells her friend that