The president tells the audience that the only person in the game tonight is you, and that he's the only loser. He's incensed by the fact that the red eagle defeated the black eagle, and he was also upset that the woman lied to him. The red eagle isn't big or small, the president tells us, and it's impossible for a man to be angry with the power of the eagle. The president also tells us that the two of them became good friends, but that he doesn't like talking to her because she's not smart like him, and she thinks simpler than him. He also tells her that listening to the wall is a bad habit, because it disturbs the romantic atmosphere of the play. He tells her to leave it to him to take over, and then he asks her to rate him from the dragon and the dragon from the man. She tells him that he acted calm, and asks everyone else to come in. She also tells the president that she thinks they should discuss the membership procedure again, since they didn't really know about him before, and people objected to his joining. The second vote was unanimous, and without any proposal of the man to join the Red Eagle organization.