Resi should have known that a subletting arrangement among friends is not the safest form of living, because what is friendship? It is well known that it ends when money is involved. In the case of Resi's old clique, it has become so fragile over the years that Frank has felt the urge to sort things out, including old rental agreements. Resi should have known that at the latest with starting a family, the inheritable part of the clique would veer towards homeownership and isolation, and she, as a child of upward mobility, would have to figure out how to keep up. But Resi did not know. Back in the eighties, it was said that all people were equal and would soon live together justly through diligence and insight. The failure of their parents in this regard had to be concealed, so there were only three stories from her mother's life, which is no more than a sentence in her diary. This makes Resi quite angry.