In this short scene, the Governess explains that she has decided to return to her other mother's house. She is sorry that she is leaving her husband, but she does not want to be in the company of a man who is cursing and cursing his dead wife. The Governess tells us that the man who cursed and cursed his wife called her on the day she died and that she was the first person he ever found out she was his biological child. She says that she will not be returning to her husband's home because she wants to be with someone who does not curse and curse his wife. She adds that her husband was the worst man she has ever known and that he treated her the best he could have treated her mother and her first stepmother. She concludes that she can live with her father's money if she wants. She tells us she will be leaving because she is afraid to be around anyone who curses and curses her husband. She explains that when she and her husband got married, she thought that she would be able to bear all the insults and insults that would come her way as long as she had her husband by her side. The man who did not trust her most was also his husband. He was also the one who was cursing his wife and cursing her. She asks him what he wanted to talk to her about today. He tells her that he wants to know why she should trust him. He says that he has a document that he stole from his teacher. He asks her why she would trust him if he is a gringo who is willing to kill her for her money. He also asks her if she took a fancy to him when she first met him. She replies that he is not attractive because he is "gringringo." She asks how he plans on getting the parties to cooperate with him.