The narrator tells us that he's not an idiot. He'll kill him if he doesn't stop running. He says he'll break his legs if he keeps running. The narrator asks the audience if they think the narrator is a monkey. The audience laughs at him, but the narrator insists that he is. He tells the audience that if they don't leave him alone on the balcony, he will break their legs. Then he says he won't come down until they're finished with each other. The crowd laughs and the narrator tells them to stand carefully. He asks if they can start cooking dinner for him, and the audience laughs and asks if he loves mu quinchu since he was a child. He finally asks on no lying, and then the narrator says that he didn't know whether he loved or not. He took care of him when he was in his teens, and they both decided that they'd live their lives together. He wants to kill the narrator right now, but he says his legs are numb. He gives the audience his hand.