The next morning, the narrator tries to figure out what's wrong with his wife. She doesn't seem to remember what happened the night before, and he's worried that she's forgetting something. He tries to get her to tell him what happened, but she won't tell him. He tells her to be bold, and to be honest with herself. He also tells her that she needs to listen to what men want, and not to be afraid to try something new. He suggests that she try pornography, or stories she heard about, or whatever else men might ask her to try. He says that women who know what men are looking for are more likely to be able to do so. The narrator then tells her how he'd feel if he were in the same position as his wife, and how it would feel like he was turning around and getting on top of her. He asks her to rub it, and she says that's what most men do, and that she would feel the same way if she were in this position. She then tells him to stop trying, and then she tells him that she can't, because she is his sister in law. He's not seeing her as a woman, she says.