In this chapter, we learn that there is no way to control the situation. The villain has great magic powers, but he can't defeat a hero without using his magic. The audience is starting to get into the whole thing. If you think this is going to bring people together, then you're a fool. This is a farce, it's not if you think it'll bring the audience together. It's if you don't think it will bring the audiences together. If the audience is buying it, then why doesn't you just take the fall prince instead of pretending to be defeated. He tells us that the three rules of anyone who wants to get out of the fairy tail are: 1) you can'T pass along any information that hurts the tail for what was two before ; 2) you have to live your life as if you were two again ; and 3) you can never forget the friends you loved . He also says that even if you screw up, you'll always be able to get back to the guild spirit.