In this short scene, the father and son discuss the death of a man in his house. The father tells his son that he has gone too far in killing innocent people, and that the people he has killed were not innocent at all, but criminals who had committed crimes and escaped punishment. He asks his son if he is trying to fool three years old, and the father replies that he is not. He says that he still needs to abide by law and morality, but that killing people makes him a good person. He slaps his daughter, and she sighs, saying that she has changed a lot since she first came to live with them. She asks her father if she can stay with him, and he replies that she does not belong with him.