The narrator tells us that each person's destiny is different from the other's. He says that each one has an effect on the other. For example, one person can have a positive effect on someone else, while another person may have a negative effect on a person. The narrator says that he doesn't believe in the "capsule destiny" of Dolo. He tells the students that the exam is about to start, and he expects them to stop talking to each other. He asks them to answer the questions correctly, but they don't seem to be able to do so. He also tells them that they shouldn't talk about the exam while it's happening. The students start to cry, and the narrator tells them to get up. The exam is over, and they're finished. The teacher says that someone in her class suddenly got 100 marks on the exam, which is a big deal. It's not unusual for students to get good marks on exams, but this is the first time someone has gotten 100 marks in a class of 20 students. She also says that the teacher didn't ask the students to cheat on the test, and that's why they got so good marks. She says that she's going to transfer to class 1, and the teacher tells her that her recent grades aren't right, and she should stop taking so many tests. She's been getting perfect marks, and now she'll be transferring to class 1.