In this short scene, Roxane laments the fact that she is now in love with a dentist, whom she describes as "so cute" and who "had neat teeth too" . She laments that he stopped smiling when she was in middle school and that he never moved out of his room after graduating from high school, even when she sometimes slept over "changing" his face. She wonders why he has "envy" of a "cool boyfriend" like hers, and wonders why she has not asked him to wear the white coat she wore at the hotel where they were staying. When Roxane asks if he is out of her mind, he replies that he is, but that he has to remember that there was wear it service in the hotel they went to, after all. When she asks why he looks like a dentist , he responds that he looks "like a real dentist" , and he wonders if he mutters when he is brushing his teeth. He wonders if she mutters because she is "brushing" her teeth, but he does not know if it is because he is "good at brushing" or because there are "limits to self" but "less foam and genteel uw of it" to the bad . He is glad that he found a dentist to look after him, he says, because "kissing" is one of his favorite things