In this chapter, the narrator sighs and reflects on the scars he's made through his own weakness. He's relieved that he didn't fall in love with the girl he was supposed to be with, but he doesn't want to be happy about it. He wants to be there to shake her up. He asks the photographer to take his picture, and they even give him a little money to do so. The narrator hopes that the more publicity he gets, the more work he'll get. He tells us that people like him and angelo need to do their own publicity, or they won't be able to get any work. Oh, man, I'd like to see you in now. It's been one year since the festival, and the narrator is so happy to see that it's back to the festival again. He says that he was so shocked when he entered the contest last year, and he hopes that this year's competition will be even better. The festival will announce the winners. The first place winner and the second place winner will be announced on the same day. Hmm...what does that mean? Well, it means that the winners of the first place will be given the date of the festival and the winner of the second prize will receive the date. That means that they'll be married on the festival date, which means they've already been married in real life. That's not good for the narrator, who was the one pestering the guy into agreeing to marry her. She's sorry for making him do that, and