The next afternoon, Petra returns to the cabin. She both dreads and looks forward to seeing Saint again. When she gets to her cabin, he is already there, inside cooking dinner. She confronts him about what he did at her house, but he insists that he was just trying to give her new insight into her character and some adrenaline to help her write. He also reminds her that she is the one who keeps confusing real life with the “game” they are playing. He is insistent that he won’t cross that line again; all he wants is for her to successfully complete her book.

As they eat, Saint tells Petra that he read the chapters of her book that she sent him. He praises her writing, telling her that she needs to be more confident. There will always be people who love her and those who hate her, but what matters is that it is her life, and she needs to enjoy and take pride in her writing. The conversation helps Petra immensely, making her feel “valued” and seen as both a person and an artist.

Petra asks what happens at the end of the week when she goes back to her real life.