The scene opens with a flashback to a time when the Governess's son is in high school. The Governess is in love with a friend of hers, who has just gotten engaged to another man. The two of them go to the girl's room to talk, but the girl refuses to let them talk to each other because she's afraid that the other man will be jealous of her. She tells the boy that she doesn't want him to be jealous, but she also tells him that he shouldn't be jealous because he's just as good a man as she is. The boy tells the girl that he has a crush on her, and the girl says that she'd like to marry him, too, but that she can't marry someone who looks just like her. The girl asks the boy why he'd want to marry someone like her, to which the boy says that he'll marry her if she'll just give him a kiss on the lips. He also says that if the girl is so good-looking, then he can only be attracted to her because she looks like him. He tells her that if she were a gentleman, he wouldn't feel the need to flirt with someone who looked like him, because he would just want to look at her and not feel like he was flirting with someone he didn't like. He says that the girl should just seduce the man who looks like her so that he won't have to do the same thing with someone else. He then tells her to watch "Pretty Cure," a romantic comedy about a young woman who falls for a man who is older than she is, and she agrees to watch it with him later. She also tells her friend that she has to find the right mood to use