The next morning, the professor asks the student if he has slept well the night before. The student replies that he has. The professor asks if the student is doing his work for the year, and the student answers that he is doing it for the honorific title of counselor. He asks the professor to give him the scholarship resources so that he does not have to give them to the other students. He then asks the teacher if she has complimented the student too often for slacking. The teacher says that she has, and he expects more from the student. He says that he expects her to slack more now that she is doing this. He tells the student that he likes to play volleyball with her, and she agrees to play with him. When the teacher asks if she is playing with the students, the student says she likes to do so, and when the teacher tells her that she should turn sorry, she says she is here to see her play some. She tells the teacher that she thinks he is killing it out there, and that she will win for sure. She then asks him if he is okay and he says he is. She asks him to take her to the hospital, but he says it is not like he has broken a leg. She says she should not have asked him to come and play with them, because it was her mistake to be distracted