The narrator tells us that he and his sister are supposed to be together. He says that he didn't ask her to save him, and that she's in a bad mood again. He tells her that he doesn't know how to deal with this problem, and he tells her to stand up and do the right thing. He's not allowed to do that, he says, because he's the one who has to make the decision. The narrator says that she can't do anything about it, and she'll do what a man has to do. She's going to tell her sister what to do, she says, and they're going to get married. She says that it's exciting, because she hasn't had a lot of exciting experiences in a long time, and now she feels refreshed. She asks if they find it exciting, but they don't, because they've never had these kinds of experiences in their lives before. She tells them that they shouldn't risk their lives reminiscing about the memories of their childhood, because that's just too scary. She thanks them for saving her and her sister, and says that they have a lot in common.