The narrator tells us that he's hated Roxane from the moment he laid eyes on her. She's faster than he thought she would be, and now she's trying to get him and his sister back. He's disappointed that she pushed her sister away, but he can't figure out why. The labyrinth, he tells us, was created to protest the fact that it was being used to confuse sighs. The dolls keep coming in and out of the labyrinth, and Roxane is running short of time. She needs to correct the dolls so that they don't attack again. The narrator compares Roxane to a famous clan from 17 years ago, when the world was still governed by the zerachechil clan. Now, the clan has been banished from history, and the world is in chaos. Roxane tells Roxane that she doesn't have anything to do with the world anymore, and that she has no power. She tells him to hang there and "fled for eternity" . He tells him that he has nothing to protect, but that he will never be acknowledged as having any power. He asks Roxane if she'll ever acknowledge that he exists, and she says that she will. He says that one foolish man thinks that his power is everything, and chases that power with a "vindictive passion boy"