The next morning, the girl wonders if the prodigy is going to play any more games or not. The teacher tells her that he is not going to go to military training, but to learn about national defense. The girl wonders why he is staring at her for so long, and wonders if he is helping her to keep her eye on him. She tells him that she has been treating him with respect, and asks him if he has thought about sharing a room with two other students. He says that he has, and that he will include them in the room if they do not mind. He asks the teacher if he can sit outside and listen to what the girl has to say, and the teacher tells him to come out right now. He tells the girl that he was not able to control his emotions, but that he does not think the instructor should go to conclusions without listening to the girl's explanation