The Governess tells the others that she is going to work very hard so that the three of them can live in harmony. In reality, the violence did decrease, but little by little, by relying entirely on the Governess. In this way, he says, he was "held captive" by his father's words that he would cure their family's illness. The strange thing is that he was being saved by reading the scriptures aloud. He says that he truly is a weak individual, but that he wants his daughter to be freed from her father. He wants her to live her life "apart from him." He says, "I think you too, just like you. Just like you." He adds, "Don't think it is wrong. To say that someone is weak, that they are helpless. Also work with you and two, so I get the feeling. Ill be fine