The Governess comes in and scolds the children for their bad behavior. She tells the children that they can play with the Governess's toy, but they can't talk to the teacher. She says that she's worried about her child's safety and that she needs to calm her down. She warns the children to think carefully before they start, but says that it's better to not start. She knows the situation with her child, she says, and she understands the worries of parents. Even though children are small, they still have their own ways of thinking. It's best to not teach them "weird ideas" to solve a problem temporarily. It will affect their eating habits, and also increase their conflict. She apologizes for her rudeness and says she'll comply with the laws of the land. She's sorry, but she doesn't want to apologize to her child.