The narrator tells us that he's discovered a serious problem with alcohol. He's going to play with the narrator's younger brother, who's been flirting with his older brother's girlfriend. The narrator asks the younger brother why he doesn't just "take the initiative" and "just take strong measures" for the older brother. The younger brother is a little freaked out by the idea that he might be a "pedergent" , but the narrator reassures him that he isn't a pervert. The older brother, he tells us, is the one who went into the house to find out what was going on. He was the first one to enter the house, and the narrator is glad that he did. He tells the older boy to hurry up, change the lock on the door, and change the locks on the other doors. He says that if it were a robber, he'd be the one breaking in, but if it was you, it's "trespassing" . He also says that the