When the Governess wakes up the next morning, she finds herself in the middle of a conversation with her servant, who has just returned from a night of drinking. The Governess asks the servant if he's still going to "put it in right" after all, and the servant replies that he is. He's not sure if he should say "no" or "yes," but he does want to know what's going on in the servant's room. The servant tells him that he was sleeping in the tub the night before, and when he woke up, he found that the bed was over there. He apologizes for the pain in his neck, but he doesn't remember what it was. He says he was drunk, but thanks the servant for taking care of him. He asks if the shirt is still there, and she says it is. She says that someone kissed him, and he says that she kissed him on the shirt, but that she didn't really kiss him. She also says that the lipstick mark on his shirt was on it, and that she's sure that the kiss was on the other side of the bed. She asks if she could just "eat" him, but the servant says that he'd never done that before, so he'll have to do it again. He tells her to "kiss kiss" if she gets close enough to him to look like that, and then he says he