"No good they both were dead" , the narrator tells us. He's not sure if they're dead yet, but he's going to call for a search party. He doesn't want to look at the girl's face, though, because she's "still a little kid" . The narrator says he didn't mean to ask the boy about his preferences, but the kid is "long time ago," so there's no point in asking him about his " preferences" now. He tells the boy to "just do what we say" and "run el s*** . . stupid cow . That's enough." The narrator asks the boy what he was going to do, and the boy says he was only going to kill the father, but that the bitch "went for" him. The boy says that he'll find a place without the two of them, and that there are "scared wolves" in the forest, but no one is going to worry about him now that he has found a safe place to stay. He thanks the boy for his help, and says he can go back to his family's house now that the battle's over. "Hey, get back here, full-blown little brat," the narrator says. "This is never get-up lagan !" . "It's okay, now." . the narrator asks if it was the boy who killed the father and the girl. The kid says it was him who stabbed the father. "How dare you ! fight fight fight, fight fight if you dont' fight," the kid cries. "We're going to die," he says, "little brat ! I'm gonna die"