The rattle rattles on the way home from work. It's quiet, and the man doesn't seem to want to talk to the man. The man asks the man if he's getting off, but the man says no. He wants to know what's going on. He tells the man that he just wants to tell him the truth. He's already told the man about his family's death, so it's not like he can't tell the man's story. He says he'll be moving out of the house when he has enough money, and that's when the man will be able to leave. He asks if the man wants him to pretend like he didn' t hear the story, or if he needs his help in telling the story. When the man asks if she wants to go back to work, she says she'll have to go. She says she has to get the clothes for the trip back to her relatives' house, and she's worried about running into the man from yesterday. She sighs and goes inside.