The scene opens with a flashback to the beginning of the novel, where the narrator is caught up in the love trap of a "scripted marriage" . He feels like he's about to "melt into a puddle" when he hears the sound of someone "sucking" at him. The narrator tells the audience that he was "in the belly of the snake twitch" , and that he feels like "he's gonna melt into the puddle." The narrator asks the audience to "stop, stop, stop" and to "suck" at the "idiot" who's "so cute." He asks the narrator to lick his ass, and the narrator tells him to "puck" and "swallow." He tells the narrator that it must have been "pretty boring" for him to have sex with someone else, and he wonders if the sex was good or bad. He tells her that he'll make sure no one has ever seen her "like this," and he promises to make sure that no one will ever see her like this again. He says that he won't "hurt" her, but he promises that he will make her sound like a "kind of gentle liar." He promises to "show me your on," and then he says, "I'm getting whole head first." He says he wants to "press drool" on the "lonely little" who just "smile so . . shiver . how do tremble," and says that she wants to be there forever. She says that the sex she's had with her is so good that she doesn't even know it's good, and she promises that she'll be able to "hold back" now that she has sex with her. She's going to head to her dressing room to get ready for the rehearsal, and then she promises to show up at the rehearsal with her husband. She promises that her husband and she will be in her "care," and