The chapter opens with a description of the sauna, which is a kind of underground chamber in which people drink, smoke, and eat. It's similar to an orgy, where people eat and drink, but it's also a place where people go to kill themselves. Heath is in the sauna talking to himself about his plan to kill his family. He says that he's going after his family because they're the ones who brought him to the sauna in the first place. He compares his family to a family that's "so mushy they came from within" . So, when he punched them, he was welcomed back home with open arms. Now, he wants to kill them all. He's not going to let his love for his family get in the way of his mission. He wants to go after them "one and for all" , he says. He recalls how he used to be a "deep cover agent" for seychelle. He used to get so high on the idea of killing his family, but now that he knows that he loves his daughter, he doesn't want to do it anymore. He tells himself that he can't do it any more, and that he needs to go back to being a normal human being. He goes on to say that after the meal, he'll go down to the orgy and have sex with his clients. Heath says that this means that he no longer wants to drink and sex with other human beings. Instead, he just wants to eat beatles and eat in silence. That's it, Heath says. What he really needs now is "ideas" that are "ready to kill" him. He explains that his ideas are "fun" and that they've corrupted him. Heath agrees that this is a good thing, because it means that the creator is no longer a threat to him. But, he adds, the creator would put a limit on the price of heaven's creation, so that would be okay, too. Heath and his family are still related.