The pitter asks what would happen if his family wanted him to be with William. They won't, he says, because they're so powerful. He doesn't know how to stop them, but he can't fight them. Maybe they'll accept him, and maybe they can let him go. Still, he's not sure what to do. He knows that his family is all good people, and he knows that they love him so much. He also knows that he can deal with his own family, because he has his own life and his own world. He tells the pitter that he'll take him back to his own home, and that he should eat less food, drink less water, and be more tolerant of people's flaws. He'll also be able to call him anytime if there's anything he needs advice.