"You're beautiful, you shun, gao-ran . . Is it really that necessary to be strong?" the narrator asks. He says that being strong can save lives, provide food, and clothing, and even make people happy. He also says that in the age of power, money can even provide for food and clothing. But, he says, people with limited ability can wait for their family and society's help, or wait for death. "Sorry, there's no sufficient balance," the narrator says. "ding" , dad says, and then he unfreezes his mother. He tells the girl that her dress needs a "pure and bright smile" . She's 5'11 inches tall, but doesn't seem to be huge at all. He asks her if she's homeless now, and she says that she came out of the convenience store and that the big screen showed her the scene she didn't want to see. She says she'll take care of him, even if he refuses to accept reality. She tells him that he's the only one in her car, and that she can't tell him who his friend is. She asks him if it's fun to fight until now, discovered by reporters, and he says that it is. "I will stay here some time," he says. He washes his clothes and puts them on. "Don't let the little bird catch a cold," he tells her. "i won't be blame you for sleep naked here ." He tells her that she used to dislike him so much, but now that she is sleeping naked in his car, it feels good to humiliate her like this. "It feels so good," he