"The festival was in the new City Exhibition Centre. It was a very big place, with three floors. The dance floor was on the ground floor, and there we...e people looking down from the upstairs floors over little walls which went all the way round. Mummy had brought her camera and got me and Tris to pose for some photographs together and on our own.There were a few dancers on before us. They were all old people. Me and Tris were the only children taking part. The names of all the dancers were said. As I chewed the first bite I got that it was… sacred. She made this meal as a love offering to me. I retreated into my head and questioned how I could possibly be ready to be a husband. I wouldn’t even turn eighteen for another week! I wasn’t ready. I didn’t know how to be a man. I didn’t even have a job! Aunt Buzz talked to us as our coach. Again she talked about money, planning, education and raising the child we were about to start. It struck me that most people have sex knowing a baby is a. Unko bazar sa kuch b mangwana ho to aksar mujhay kehti hain, aksar kehti hain k mujhay bazar lay jao wagaira wagaira, mairay ghar walay b kuch nahe kehtay becoz un k husband ki death jo huchuki ha or beta abhi 8 sal ka ha. aik din unhoun nay mujhay kaha k mainay aik friend k ghar jana ha chor aao, ma chor aya to kehnay lagean k tum b aajao ma bas thori dair baithun g. ma b sath chala gaya, mujhay un ki friend nay drawing rum ma bitha diya or khud wo andar dusray kamray ma chali gain, unhoun nay. Yes! We have three new women now! They no longer have male parts. They are women now. Cathy:But that brings us to a problem: after all this work, all three of our contestants are tied! How are we going to settle this? Samantha:We go to the tiebreaker round. Here's how it works. Once the three women wake up and are recovered enough, we will put them together in a room, with the $1,000,000 on a table. We'll let them argue among themselves to see who gets to keep it. This will bring out their male.