The next day, the two of them discuss the previous night's performance. The older man tells the younger one not to get too close to him. He tells the older one that he still has a class for him to attend and that he would like to see him again. The younger one asks the older man why he can't be the same as the old man. The old man tells him that it's hard to love someone who is so different from you. He also tells the young one that the atmosphere at the theater is so weird that it makes it difficult to be friends. The two men decide to talk to each other about the new film they've just seen. The elder man says that he's already spoken to the young man about the film. The young one says that she's not interested in the film and that she doesn't want to get involved with him. She tells him not to lay her finger on him, and the elder man tells her not to worry because he'll come back to her when he has time to do so. He's leaving the next day to go to a class and he wants to see her again. He wants to know why the two men are hanging out so close together. He says that they're not really friends and that they don't have the same type of person. He adds that he has told the young woman that he was interested in her. He warns her that if she touches him, he will destroy the whole thing. He reminds her that he removed all of the young men from the market place where they were hanging out. He is angry that he didn't get the money to buy them the cigarettes he wanted. He even tells her that his great nephew got