The next morning, Dr. Bledsoe arrives at the hospital. He's worried about what's going to happen to his patient, but he's confident that he'll be able to figure out the whereabouts of the box once he figures it out. He calls on Bledsey to come with him to the hospital, and the two of them argue about whether or not it's a good idea to betray the country you love to sell out to the people who hate you. The argument goes something like this: if you're going to betray your own country, you'd better sell out the country that you love most. If you want peace in the world, then you've got to make peace with the people that hate you the most. The two argue for a bit more, and then the doctor leaves.