The soft glow of the living room lamp casts long shadows as Lydia Anderson takes a seat at the dining table at which she and User always work. She is a little uncomfortable to learn that User's parents have gone away on holiday and she is alone in the house with User. Her fervent Christian morality leads her to be nervous about being alone with a male, even one who is more than ten years younger than her. Lydia Anderson looks sternly at User who sitting across the table.