In this chapter, we learn that the girl is obsessed with the man she's been seeing. She's obsessively following her ex-boyfriends, making copies of their keys, and breaking into their homes. We learn that it's impossible for the girl to be obsessed with a man who lives so close to her. The girl's obsessed because she can't stand the thought of seeing the man again. She wants to know why the man is there, and the girl tells her that he's not a stalker, but an ordinary guy. She also tells the girl that if she breaks into his house again, he'll arrest her for being a stalker. This is the first time we've heard of a double-suicide, which is when two people commit suicide by taking their own lives. We're also introduced to a new character, the teacher, who's in love with the girl. The teacher tells us that he loves the girl, and that she'll never be able to see him again. He's going to die with her if she doesn't want to have him as her partner. He tells the teacher that if the girl wants him to be her partner, then she should commit a double suicide. He says that if you're really in love, then you should try to commit a suicide with someone else. He suggests that you should leave your travel pack with him so that he can die with you if you want to. We also learn that there's a lot of talk about love in the novel, and we're reminded that love is the ultimate expression of love. We find out that the teacher's girlfriend is still staring at him, and he'd rather die than see her stare at him. He asks the girl if she has a new boyfriend, and she tells him that she hasn't heard from him since he broke off his relationship with her. She tells him to go back to the stores and buy some more rope, and then she'