"It was really pretty" , says the young man, who's just returned from a trip to Paris. He's glad to be back in Paris, but he's bummed that he hasn't been able to catch up with Ren since he saw him for 42 straight days. Ren tells him that they're going to go swimming the next day, but that they don't need to go because it's September, which means they can't go swimming in the chlorine pool. The young man says that he'll probably go to college and then go to a trade school to get a degree in photo-rapography. He doesn't know if he wants to be a photographer or a rapier, he just wants to go to school and get a diploma. Ren says that's the only thing he can think of doing right now. "At the rate I'm ... going , I'll college, probably . graduate . . then just I have kind of different goals" . Ren agrees that tan is amazing, but she's not a "go getter" like she used to be. The two talk about how Ren has gotten used to him taking his pictures all the time, and how he thinks the best thing about it is that the subject of a picture doesn1t notice him taking it. Ren thinks that the poker-faced kid in the picture was commenting on how red his face is, but Ren says he didn1t mean to say anything about the picture. Ren wants to meet him at the train station at 10 the next morning, and he asks why Ren isn1t wearing a swimming suit. Ren replies that he1s not wearing a suit because he1d rather be in the pool than showing off his body. Ren asks if Ren was bullied in school, and Ren says yes. Ren