Now that the experiment is over, it's time to get back to the business of figuring out what's going on in the real world. We learn that the two women just finished their experiment, and that they've signed a "life and death contract" , meaning they're going to die if they don't want to. This means that if they ever want to get married, they'll have to die together. Hmm...what's the point of killing two women if they can't have children? Oh, and what about the possibility of two women getting married? Well, that's just not going to happen. The two women have different skills, according to the "genetic diversity principle," which basically means that they can use the same set of skills to do different things. So, they can both use their skills in the same way, but one of them will be better at diamonds and the other one at plants. Um...what about the fact that plants can be attracted to each other? Um...that's not true, says the little flower. The little flower tells the little girl that she heard Ben Ruan say that "people with plant properties" can also fall in love and marry each other. Um, what? The little girl says that she's heard this, too, but that she should ask Ben Ruan, because he's an expert on the subject. The girl is all, "Hey, you're not telling the truth, are you? Is it true that people with plants can also love each other?" Um, no, it isn't true. It's