The chapter opens with a discussion of the concept of market segmentation. The narrator asks the audience to imagine what it would be like to be a member of the dance society. He asks the students what they are doing, and they respond that they are hiding from the outside world. He then asks them if their partner is ugly, and the students respond that he is a man, serious, because he is male. He tells the students that the problem is not about which part they are in, but about their expression. He also tells them that the dance clubs are recruiting for new members, but he cannot find the activity center where they are supposed to meet. He is afraid that he will not find his dance partner. The dance club president tells him to go to the dance room and look around himself. He says that there are booths on the first floor and third floor, and that there is a cat on the third floor. The chapter ends with the narrator asking the students if they are joining the dance club. The students respond by saying that it is their dance society, so they are here to see him. The scene ends with an exchange between the narrator and guanchen, in which the narrator says that he would stick a mole on the nose of his former childhood friend if he were to find out who he really is. He adds that he does not think that his childhood friend is important to him, but that he seems like a person that he knows.