Back in his room, the Governess tells the boy that his homework is still with him, and that he'll deliver it to him later. He's playing a game and won't let the boy open the door to his room until he's finished with his shower. The Governess asks if the boy is shy, if he flirts with her, and if he wrote a good reflection on his life at school. She tells him that he can try to write reflection if he wants to, but he can't, because his high school life is "incomplete without reflections" . She asks him if he used to wear school uniform when he was a student, and he says that he would wear it on the day the teacher checked his grades every week. He tells her that his painting skill is good, so he hopes that the boy will live a "good life" walking on a "secure path"