It's the morning of the second day of class, and Julian is still in his room dreaming about girls. He's not sure why he's dreaming about them, but he does know that it's because he can't wake up the other students in the morning and wake them up in the same way. He wants to make sure that he can have the girl by his side, and he wants her to be able to do whatever she wants with her life, even if it means that she has to do more than she's used to. He also wants the girl to have the ability to live a "peaceful and secure life" even if he has to "do more" than she is used to doing. He doesn't want her to live in a place where she'll be "f-cking dirty dog" . He tells her that he'll kill him if she ever tries to throw herself in his arms. He says that he has been spending all his money trying to get the girl's portrait, and now he wants to throw himself into his arms to get it. He knows that the school principal is about to "make a mess" , so he decides to strike first. He realizes that the only thing that can stop him from doing what he wants is the person who controls the will of the people.