The narrator tells the story of a student who fights with another student during a national day. The third year student fights and therefore, he is not "a good student" who won't be able to compete in the future. The student gets a punishment notice for being absent from class five times in a row. The narrator doesn't know why he got so many punishment notices than he does, but he does know that he fought for real. He asks his mom if she feels anything, and she says that she does. She says that parents should respect their children by respecting them. Children can grow healthily and freely, she says, by respecting their parents. Parents should send their children weird news articles, and the better the person is in this respect, the more he or she knows how important learning is. The better the quality and quantity of edible oil is, the cleaner, the brighter the oil is.