At the beginning of the second game, the teacher is disturbed by the fact that the opponent has gone three moves ahead of him. He tells the teacher to get up quickly because the opponent is going to beat him three times in three rounds. The teacher tells him that the doctor has prescribed some medicine for his wife's high blood pressure, and that he memorized the medicine by rote. The doctor also knows that the effect of the medicine is not bad, so the doctor can do nothing but prescribe it. He says that he cannot beat the opponent in chess, but he can argue with him in a debate, and he can learn how to use psychology. He looks forward to the day of the match.