The millionaire uncle asks who is in charge of putting on the play at the theater. He's shocked to find out that tickets cost 2,500 yen each. The millionaire says that he'll pay for the whole thing himself, since he doesn't want anyone to break the 10,000 yen note . He also wants to know if there's anyone who can lend him a camera boy so he can use it to shoot the play. He says that the students were shocked to see the minister, and that it should make the play even more popular. He wants to make sure that the costumes are perfect, and he asks if they can fix them right away. They're not sure how much it will cost, but they'll start off by earning a hundred yen, and then make up the rest by using the remaining money to open a small store. He asks if she's talking about the dinner that's been postponed, and she says that it's 25 yen, which means that they're going to have five beautiful women, three normal women, and one "fatty girl" . She says that she'd like to dress up in a purple jelly dress, which is what she cut off the hem of her dress and left alone. She wants to sew herself the dress, but the millionaire uncle says she'll have to call it "kurage" , or "jellydog," since it'll be a student play.