The next morning, Tung wakes up in the middle of the night to find that his master has gone out for a walk. Tung tells his master that he's glad he didn't go out with him, because it would have been awkward for him to stare blankly at another man in another room when he came back. Tung says that he doesn't want to worry about his master, because he'll be fine with his martial arts. Tung also tells him that Tung has known him for a long time, and that Tung should ask him about this when he comes back. He tells Tung to go out and have a nice dinner at a fancy restaurant in the city. Tung is all, "ouch, it's a crime break-in the jail and save a condemned prisoner" . Tung thinks that this is a bad idea, since it means that Tung's life is in danger. Tung asks his master what kind of brother he wants, and Tung says he wants a big brother who can help him with his studies, a student, and an intimate one who can share his ideas with him. Tung then asks why Tung is staring blankly into another room.