In this short scene, the Governess tells her daughter-in-law, Celia, that she wants Celia to stab her brother. Celia refuses, saying that she is too weak to do so. The Governess then tells Celia that she will protect her brother, and Celia responds that she cannot even protect herself. Celia tells her that she would like to see how an orphan would do in a situation like this. She then tells her brother that he must stab his sister. Celia responds by saying that her brother is still young, and that she only wants the one to survive. Celia says that her father was right, that both of them will die sooner than later anyway. Celia replies that she too is weak, and so she is going to stab him. Celia asks her brother if he wants to kill her, and he replies that he does. Celia then tells him that he is fine, and she tells him to hurry and catch up with the subject. She says that she still has to go to the war the next day, and asks him if he is alright. He says that he will protect his sister, and then he tells her to protect Celia. Celia is shocked, and