The chapter opens with a bath in the autumn morning. It's a good time of the year, and the food tastes good. The narrator asks the children why they don't study in their rooms for a change. They all agree that it's nice to have fresh air and fresh air is good for you. The children are all excited about the new stuffed animal that they've brought with them to school. The little girl in the picture is the same girl that the narrator promised to have back in the beginning of the story. The girl is a little girl, and she's wearing the same clothes as the narrator's little sister. She's got the same hair as the little girl from the story, so she looks just like the narrator. She has the same face as the girl from his story, but the girl is wearing a different outfit. She looks like she just went out for a walk. The kids are all confused by this. They wonder why the girl hasn't come to school yet. She was supposed to have gone out earlier in the day, but she didn't show up for lunch. The girls are confused by the fact that she was acting like she was going out to walk instead of coming in for lunch, and they wonder if she'll be back soon. The boys are all worried about what's happening with the girl. She seems to be acting a little different than usual, and when they ask her why she'd be acting this way, she says that she likes to sit on top of the little boy's head and talk to him. She also says that he's the manager of the school, and that she won't be able to ignore him anymore. She asks the boys why they haven't brought the stuffed animal with them earlier. They're all confused. The boy says that the animal is part of nature, right in front