In this chapter, we learn that the ghost's ancestors have received psychological counselling, and that the author is the only one who has not yet recovered from his sleep paralysis. The ghost asks the author's mother if she is supposed to meet with the editor, and the author says that she will do so whenever she wants. The author tells the ghost that he will leave the meeting first, and then he will go home. He says that the ghosts are out of spirit because they have not received any psychological treatment. He wonders why the ancestors are so silent, and wonders if it is because they are afraid of the ghosts. He then wonders if the ghost is pretending to not see them, like he did before. He thinks that it is imagination that is right, whether it is a ghost, even with hero and everything else, he thinks that everything is just imagination. He tells the author that if the ghosts do not see him, then they will be more in danger, because the ghost will not believe that he is in danger. He also says that if he tries to kill the ghost, he will realize that it was not his imagination, and he will die before he can even realize it