Pit pat returns to the school, and he's glad to see him. He's worried about how to get back into the swing of things, since the incident with sensei in the storeroom has made him feel like a "lousy tramp" . He wonders if they can do anything about it, since sensei is such a good person. He also wonders if it would have been better for sensei if they had saved her from the attack, since she's such a nice person and everyone would have liked her even if they didn't like the way she acted. He thinks that maybe it's their fate to save her, too, because sensei would be popular even if she wasn't the nicest person in the world. But then he thinks about how nice it would be to have someone like sensei around, since he'd be able to make fun of her all the time. He doesn't really know who the attacker is, but he knows that he'll have to do something about it before sensei attacks him again. He asks if sensei has a "bump" in her leg, and she says that it is dangerous for someone to walk around at night, especially if they're young and skinny. She also says that she'd like to know what happened to the other students if something happened to them, since they've all been worried about what their parents would do if something were to happen to them. Pit pat asks if they could buy him some cigarettes, and when he says yes, he asks if he can buy him a pack of "mild sevens" so he can go back to work. He wants to know if he ever listened to what the