It's the sunrise, and we're told that it's "a wonderful life" with every "confession comes a rejection" . We're not sure what's going on here, but the narrator tells us that the guy is running away because he's been rejected. He's probably thinking, "Gee, I'll have a chance with some of the leftovers, but I don't know what to do with myself now that I've been rejected." The narrator says that he'd "boot his butt" to the curb if he were to be rejected, but that he can't let it pass. The narrator tells the guy that he has a "responsibility" to see the end of the story, and that he should stop "trou bling" yakumo and "another guy with regret" in his wake. The guy says, "You sure about him?" The narrator replies, "I'm sure about you." The two of them race around the room, and the narrator says he'll make the guy cry if he doesn't stop. He says that if he can, then they'll run away together.