When the waiter announces that the meal has been canceled, Viola cries out in relief. She wants to thank him for the clue, but the waiter refuses to let her in on the details of the meal. Viola tells the waiter that she has ordered from her usual chef, and the meal is fine, but she wishes that the waiter had told her that the lobster was undercooked. She asks the waiter if he is okay, and he tells her that he was choked to death by the waiter's coughing. Viola says that she is glad that he is better, and that she will tell her father about the chef's cooking. She tells him that she feels so comfortable around him, and she wonders why he feels so happy. Viola asks him if he knows that he can pay a double price for the lobster, but he says that the price can be paid on a six-month installment. Viola and the waiter discuss the possibility of going to her house to watch a movie, but Viola says her house is in such a mess that she does not know what to do with herself. She says that all that she showed to the waiter was lies, and all that he showed to her was lies. When the rain stops, she says, she is happy to be with him.