The next morning, the tutor scolds Miss Su for drinking too much "incense of pleasure" . Miss Su accuses the tutor of writing "prostitution on her face" , but the tutor insists that this is not her idea, and that he has already punished her servants for their "innocence." Miss Su, however, insists that the incense and the wine were not the idea of her, but of the servants. She says that she has already written a letter of apology to the tutor, which he accepts. The tutor is amazed at Miss Su's sincerity in writing the letter, and wonders why Miss Su has chicken feathers on her apology. He says that Miss Su is known to be "blockhead," and that she cannot even write her own name. He concludes that the letter is probably written by the tutor's father, who has found a scholar for Miss Su. He wonders why the tutor is staring at her like this, and he wonders if he has food stuck on his teeth. The teacher is shocked at Miss SU's behavior, but he says that if it were really written by her, it would be a "blessing for our kingdom." The tutor says that he cannot drink the aphrodisiac wine, but Miss Su insists that he can only drink it once, and she says that