Okay, now we're back in the present tense, where the narrator is trying to convince the reader that he's not a bad student. He's just a little nervous about moving to a new school. He tells the narrator that he doesn't have a lot of self-control, so he'll have to deal with his parents and elders more often than he likes. The narrator says that as long as they can still be friends, no matter how bad things get, they still have to respect each other's dignity. He asks the narrator to call him by his first name, but the narrator refuses to do so, saying he'd rather call his name "Han." The narrator then explains that the letter he picked up from the station was actually a thank-you note, and that the station picked it up because it was in the middle of a quarrel between a couple. He says that he just wanted to thank the station, but now that he thinks about it, he only thinks that the couple is disgusting. The