The wedding is over, and the groom and the bride leave to go to their separate places. The groom asks the bride if she's feeling nervous, and she says that she is. He apologizes for bothering her before the wedding, and he promises to be back soon. The two of them leave the wedding together, but they won't see each other again until they're married. He tells her that he's sorry that she was so upset before the ceremony, and that he just wanted to make her feel better. He says that if she doesn't want to be seen as being raped by him, then she shouldn't have had sex with him before he married her. He's not saying that she raped him, but that she should be ashamed of herself for having sex with another man before she married the man she wanted to marry. He wants her to know that she'll be able to tell her family and friends that she didn't do anything wrong, and they'll believe her. The wedding will be a big success, he says, and everyone will be happy to see them together. He asks her if she wants to be a part of it. She says she does, and then she asks him if he wants to have sex with her before she marries him. He denies it, saying that he wants her "to achieve happiness" like this. She tells him that she has been waiting for him for a long time, and now she feels "dirty" and "dirty." He says he'll never let her "get happiness like this" .