The next morning, Doyle complains to Miro that he has uploaded the report of his individual actions. Miro tells him that the conditions of Valencia and Kensington have been decided, and Doyle is allowed to go. He asks Miro if he has anything else to say about the report, and Miro says that he does. Doyle thanks Miro for his care, and says that now that he's out, he'll be able to buy lunch before he goes back. He's so glad that he didn't run away, because he was so busy running that he forgot his jacket. He says that if he had stayed home, he would have bought lunch before heading back, but Miro will calm him down a bit too. He curses Miro, saying that the report he got from Miro was full of "the problems of individual actions" , and that Miro should be thankful for that, because Miro underlined the problems in his own individual actions in the one Miro sent him. He tells Miro to get some food and go back to work, and then he complains that he hasn't had a good sex in a while, so he can't be patient.