In the middle of the night, the Governess wakes up and realizes that she's been dreaming. She's not sure what's going on. The Governess tells him that she wants him to be her minister forever, and that's exactly what he wants. But he doesn't know what he's talking about. He's just confused. He thinks that maybe he was dreaming about something else, but he can't remember what it was. He remembers that he used to love this scene so much when he was a kid. He says that he still wishes he could be a teacher, but that he'd rather be a Governess. He asks if he can be trusted, and he says he'll deal with him if he has any ambitions of his own.