The sun is setting, and it's time for the celebration of the victory. The teachers have helped prepare the students for the interview, and now they're ready to go. The sun sits down to watch the celebration, and the narrator tells us that the teachers are right, that the students are fine, and that they'll be able to pass the interview if they don't do anything weird. He tells the narrator that he's fine if he doesn't tell anyone anything weird, and then he goes on to tell the story of how he and the other students practiced entering and exiting the school, and how they practiced leaving some of the time. He asks the narrator to start by practicing acting natural, so that he can act like a real person in the real world. The narrator wonders how the students will act in the inter-view, and he wonders if they've learned anything from the other teachers. He says he'll go back to sleep, but the narrator says that he needs to stay calm. He also tells him that the interview is over, and they can all go to the party. He gives the narrator a little snack, and tells him to just tell the girl that he and his friends will be at the party, even though he said he wanted to come alone. He cuts the vegetables into four parts, then cuts off the stem, and cuts a slit into the meat. He's going to take care of the gies, which he says he ate "mean