Berich says that he's just like everyone else in the game. The contract says that a poor person can be disqualified if his or her identity is revealed, but it doesn't say whether the identity of another poor person is also revealed. If one person is disqualified because another person finds out about the poor person's identity, then the two of them can be eliminated too, since they'll have to sell their presents for about $13 each. Berich thanks the girl for sharing her food with him. He's worried that if she sees him as a potential target, he'll lose the 50 million. He tells the girl to be nice and not mess things up. The girl seems nice. She's very gentle. She always saves the food for her since young. She says that all of them saw for themselves the injustice in the world, and that they would love to help her quietly. She reminds him that he can't be wooed, and reminds him to remember that they're both just like him and her. She asks if something happened at the store the other day, and he says he heard that there was a crystal statue among all the presents. He asks if she can take a look, and she says she can. She also asks why he sold all