As the chapter opens, the narrator is collecting exam questions from various subjects. He wants to know how much Prince Hal is hiding. As an attendant, he doesn't know his true abilities. He tells the prince that he's trying to change his fate, but that's not a good idea. He also tells him that his second brother is a masochist. The prince is shocked to see him. He says that his relationship with the prince isn't bad, but it hurts him to see the prince follow his brother's example. He asks the prince why he didn't ask him to beg him, and the prince says that he has something important for him to do. The narrator is disgusted to see that the prince has come back to look for his attendant. He's happy that he got to see his brother, and he says that it's a coincidence that his brother has come to the same place as him. The big brother asks the narrator why he looked so pretty, and she says that she was humiliated because she looked like this. She says that the big brothers have power, so they think they can just put a man in his place. She's sorry, she says, but she's wrong. She wants to fight with the wolves. She tells the brothers that she'll finish the exam questions and pass them to them tomorrow.