In this short scene, Shylock attempts to defend himself against Shylock's accusations that he went to a strip club because he was jealous of his wife. He tells Shylock that he would have preferred to read a book at home instead of going to a club. Shylock responds that his wife's body is hotter than anyone else's, and that she would make a much better dancer than anyone at the club. When Shylock asks Shylock if he would like to see him dancing, he replies that he will fulfill his request. The next day Shylock goes to his house, where he finds that the room is very dark, and Shylock tells his wife that he is not giving her a lap dance, but that he promises to dance with her. He says that he wants her to look at him and think about him, and when Shylock approaches Shylock, he is all "wild and sexy" at the moment, and he is fluttering in her stomach. He asks her if she enjoys her performance, and she says that she did not know she could be so "wild" in private. She asks him if he is jealous of the teacher, who is a male, because he is a teacher. He replies that she is not, but he wonders if he can take this job as a second one, and if he could give his wife a little "reward." Shylock says he will show her how vigorous he is.