In this short scene, we learn that Pass is now a human, and that he's living with his new family. He's so happy to be living with them that he begs them not to drive him away. He wants to know why they're so happy sleeping in the dog house, and why they still spank him so hard. He also asks why they don't just let him go outside and act like a puppy and destroy their image. He tells them that when he was at the orphanage, he was supposed to be left in a dormitory room for younger children, but when he turned 16, he was moved to the milk-tea-shop, where he'll stay until he gets old enough to go back to the orphanage. He asks where he can get food and water, and he tells them to call him whenever they need him. He says that his waist hurts, so he needs to be taken to the hospital.