In this chapter, the ghost of Madame de Pomfret, also known as the "first master," asks the ghost's companion, Madame Razo, if she can take a bath. Madame de Pomfret says that she can't because the bath doesn't do anything for her. She's just enjoying the "atmo sphere" , the "cleansed feeling" when one removes impurities from one's skin . She says she'd never cry at losing things like that, but she's not sad at all. She thinks that they'll use natsu to warm the water, which will make the bath even hotter for the first master. The first master says that he's looking forward to the bath, but he'll have to wait for the bath to warm up. He's going to die, he says, in the hot water. He thanks the bath for making him feel alive again, and he thanks the ghost for giving him the opportunity to be alive. He says that the bath was the first time he felt like he'd been in a "i guess ghosts are strong" . The bath was good, he thinks, but Madame de Plessis is confused because she forgot ten things she looks like.