The professor asks the girl if she thinks that the sun is like a bird. The girl says that she doesn't think it is like the sun, but she does think that the bird represents the sun. The professor tells the girl that the ancients believed that there was a three-legged golden crow floating in the sky. The ancients called the crow the sun because it brought light. The bird is afraid of sunlight, the professor says, and it can only live underground because the sun does not shine. The woman says that humans are dangerous because they are related to the totem animal, which is the blood of the snake. She says that if she were to become a snake, she would be able to use her special ability to protect herself. The teacher says that the world has symbols of feathers, and that the totem animals have disappeared because they have lost their natural enemies.