In this short scene, the protagonist is introduced to the characters of the novel. He is introduced as "church huff uff 7 tat 7 tat me tat tat tatthuff thuff n an estate on British hill" . He explains that the shirt is a sample from a new line of clothing and that it is a gift from a sister. He also explains that he found the shirt in a trashbag in front of his house. The protagonist asks if it is garbage, and the sisters reply, "Oh, you stole their trash . ." The protagonist then asks if he can go to the bazaar with the sisters. He wants to ask the people of the neighborhood to donate their clothes for the bazaar. He asks them to put one of the shirts in every mailbox. He tells them that he does not get rich people, but he wants to tell them that a lady on British Hill gave them to him. He then asks how much the blouse is and how much it is made of silk. He says that he will name the blouse "ling ling" , which means "little girl." He asks the shopkeepers to sell the blouse for five dollars. The shopkeepers reply that they need to close the cloth-making shop because they do not have enough time to do so, but the protagonist reminds them that they might not always have nice trash for them to collect. He shows them a billboard advertising a brand owned by one of his brothers from the orphanage. The weight of the clothes on the billboard is not the cost of the shirt, but rather the weight of capital avidy, which is the amount of money invested in a product