The narrator tells us that he's going to take the baby to see his grandpa. He's happy to see that the baby's healthy, and he wants to cheer the baby up when he sees that his grandpa is sick. He asks if the baby is happy that he is taking him to visit his grandpa, and the baby says yes. The narrator then tells us how happy he is to see the baby, and how he brought the baby along so that he could cheer up his grandpa when he saw that he was sick. The baby tells the narrator that the pain in his leg is bad, and that he needs to cheer himself up. He tells the baby that he can defeat the pain with his support, and then the baby tells him that he will try his best to get well. He says that he feels like he has met the baby somewhere before, and it's so nice to see him again. He thanks the baby for coming to visit him, and tells him to take care of himself and get better soon. He then tells the story of how he is trying to find a way to undo all the threads on his clothes, but he can't, because there are too many. He wants to undo the threads, but they're all dirty, and there's no way he can do it. He thinks that the kid is just playing a game with him, but the narrator points out that this is how he plays all the time, and this kid has a special nature.