At the beginning of this chapter, the narrator tells us that he and his friends are "not rich," so he never thought of going anywhere but to a public school. Since he started dancing, he feels like he's become a bit more social. In middle school, he says, he was the only one who talked to him, and he was taken advantage of. Now, he tells us, he'd like to be a part of the social circle. The narrator introduces himself as "Tataarafujita" , and we learn that she's a student at a public high school. She's been dancing since she was a little girl, and the only people she talks to are the guys at her school who took her money. She asks the narrator if he does hip hop and he says he does, but he doesn't know what it is. He asks her if she means to dance atroduction, and she says she does it. She says she likes it because it's so different from other dance forms. She tells the narrator that she has been running for three hours a day, so maybe she can get away and get away from her school. The man who asked her to dance, she says, asked her not to talk to her, but to do something else. The woman says she didn't want to do it, but the man asked her anyway, so she did it anyway. Then she asks the man if he wants to show her the butt. He says he'll do it if she breaks any bones, and then he tells her to wear her uniform rich, since it belonged to her on the baseball team. He also tells her that she shouldn't get into trouble with someone who is crazy when she gets him mad, and that she should mutter to him that she will be in touch if she feels anything. The