Walking back to the apartment, the servant tells the girl that he's been up all night listening to the flirting between the two of them. He's worried that if he gets up, she'll be distracted and he'll ruin the mood. The servant tells her that she's the one who forced him to listen to her flirting, and that's why he was up so late. He says that the boss smiled at him and spoke in a "gentle voice" , and the servant says that she was looking for an important person, and she always came back disappointed when she got back. She says that no one or anything else is important to her at all, except for her brother. She asks the servant to lend her a kettle of water, but the servant refuses, saying that he can't eat at the moment because of his "obsession and possessiveness" over food. He asks the girl to let him go, but she says that there's nothing to worry about, because she doesn't want to eat at all. She tells the servant that the scene is coming up.