The dentist's assistant, Roxane, introduces herself as a "fresh and cute" young woman who has just arrived at her new job. She asks the dentist if she has "just lived with it" , and the dentist replies that she has, and that it is like an "induction to the newcomers" . The dentist asks Roxane why she does not kiss him, and she responds that it was enough "to add up to . . list of . traumas ." The dentist tells her that he has to break up with her because she has been "focusing on my work" lately. She tells him that she had a sexual encounter with the dentist last week and that she cannot understand her own sexual preference. He tells her to "sit shut," and she does so. He asks her if she had been able to sleep at all after what he did to her last visit. She says that she was unable to sleep because of him and that he was the one who told her the treatment's " " come . He then asks her to remove the stitches on her wound and to rinse her mouth. She replies that the dentist is "toying with" her, and he is his "job seriously." She says she cannot get a cavity in her mouth, so he must "scare" her with his "kissing" and "snatching" of her tongue. She then tells him to "prick patter patter patter . whoa . scratch . god . he is cute ."