In this short scene, the Governess tells her lover that she's going to "use" him. She tells him to "grab every place" that he touches her, and to "t tickle" her. The Governess wants to know if he likes kissing her so much because he likes her, but the smell of "lunaison" makes him more sorry. He wants to kiss her too, but he can't do it with his mouth. He also wants to rub his "mister's" scent on her skin, but it's too hot. He's more sorry than sorry, because he's worried that someone will hear them. He asks where they're going to take him to, and the man says he'll bring him to the "place where Mr. Luther is" . He tells her to "sigh" and then "gush" , and they go inside. The narrator tells us that this is the first time we've ever seen the two of them together, and that they've been "worrying about" each other all this time. They're about to go on a date, and he tells her that he smells like alcohol, and she wants to "step