The Governess tells Lockwood that she wants Lockwood to think more highly of his daughter instead of following his own path. Lockwood agrees, saying that he can give his daughter a better life if she follows her own path instead of worrying about what others think of her. He tells her that Lockwood's son has been twice in a national art exhibition and that he is very serious and talented in his art. Lockwood tells the Governess that Lockwood is the same as his father and that she should pay more attention to her son's education. Lockwood says that he would like his daughter to be guided by an artist instead of being surrounded by people who do not pay attention to their children. He says that his son likes to draw and oil painting and he is guided by a