The two of them decide to go back to school together. They decide to take a tour of the school, since it's been so nice to see them there. They meet up with a statue of a man who used to be their friend, and they reminisce about how much fun it was to be at school. They're both glad that they didn't go to college together, but they're not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing. They wonder if they would have made more friends if they'd been at school together, and how lucky they are to have been there at the right time. They also wonder if there's anything special about school that they haven't been able to share. They don't really have anything special from it, though, because they were mostly alone. They think that school is a place where youth is at its best, and that they'll be able to make more friends as they get older. They realize that school isn't the only place they've been lucky to be a part of. They can't believe that they were there when they were younger, and wonder if that makes them feel any better about being at school now. They ask if they can take a picture of themselves in front of the statue of the man they used