Autumn is upon us, and the air is becoming clearer. The air is getting cleaner, and autumn is approaching. The narrator wonders how everyone's doing. He wonders if there's a snake in the room, and wonders if it's one of the hotel's employees. He asks the manager to leave all of the problems he's going to bring to the manager in room 301. He wants to know what the problem is, and he wonders if the girl is in love with him. The manager doesn't know what to say, so he asks the narrator to try it on. He says he hasn't been his usual self today, and asks if she's feeling okay. The girl says she'll try it, but she won't tell him what's wrong. He tells her to come on and try it. She's really into him, he says, and they can do it again. They watch a movie together, and then the narrator tells the girl to squeeze her feelings for him. He's glad that she got to meet her brother in the end of the movie, because it was a good one. He also tells her that she can squeeze his feelings for her just like she does for her brother. He explains that his credits are in poor shape so he decided to take a year off from school so he could go help dig up an excavation site. He thinks he'll be okay, but then he hears a giant balloon crash into the room. He worries that the balloon is going to kill him, but he can't see his face. He knows that his brother is supposed to send him letters every week, but his tooth has gotten stuck in the balloon. He just wants to