In this chapter, we learn that Chaebol is on his way to Africa to train as a chaebol. We learn that he's not the only one going abroad to train. He's joined the ranks of the "top 1%" of chaesbols, which means that they're different from the "bottom 1%" in terms of their suffering. The narrator tells us that he can't understand how a young man could go on vacation and not notice the suffering of others. He also learns that the narrator's girlfriend is back at school, and that she used to go to the same high school as Chae Bol. He wants to find her, but she's going to disappear during the vacation. He asks her to give him her address or even her home address, so he can find her when school is over. He tells her that it's been like this for a long time, and asks her why she doesn't run away from debtors like he does. She tells him that she has an unlucky life, filled with loneliness and fat, with no family or friends. She asks him to take care of his filthy reality, which is that he runs away from his debtors. He