In this chapter, we learn that all living things are equal in the eyes of God, even though they are different from one another in their physical appearance. In other words, all beings are the same, even if they don't look the same. This is the first time we've seen the two of them together, and we're not sure what to make of it. We're also not sure if they're in love-hate relationships, or if they just want to kill each other. The narrator is all, "Holy, I need to censor this image!" . He's also a little worried about the relationship between Cai and Madame. He thinks that Cai must have taken a long time to find Cai, and it must have been hard for him to finally find her. He also wonders if the two are in a "love-hate relationship" , and he wonders if they are in love with each other because they hate each other so much. Cai tells us that they are out together now, and that he doesn't blame Cai for everything. He says that even if Cai had tried to change their fate, they wouldn't have made the same decision back in time. They'd still have the same