This chapter's epigraph comes from the famous nursery rhyme "Whoosh, squeal whoosh" . It's a play on the word "whoosh," which means "to cut off" or "to eat." The nursery rhyme tells us that whoever gets to eat the meat first will be the owner of it. Sophia is the first to get to eat it, and she's the one who's been eating it all along. Sophoa has been talking to her all the time, and it's no surprise that she'd be in touch with her old friend. She's even been sending him love notes, and he's already figured out how to use her to get revenge on his enemies. He's also betrayed his own brothers by using her as a means of getting revenge on them. This is all about his own selfishness, he tells us. He tells us