The woman asks the man’s name. He introduces himself. The talk happens. Peter tries to leave. Regina asks, if he calls her.

The boy sprinkles the man with the water revolver like he has done to the woman in black.

The woman in black starts flirting with the man. Sylvie takes the boy to see a Rothschild.

A man brings the revolver boy to the women.

The woman in black says that she is getting a divorce. Sylvie keeps on asking questions.

A black revolver appears. It points at the woman. The revolver shoots. A water jet comes out and cleans the woman’s face. The woman patiently takes off the sunglasses and says to the boy “Don’t tell me you didn’t know it was loaded”and screams for the mother of the boy “Sylvie!”.

The mountain view, skiers slide down on the snow. A lady in a black costume with black sunglasses is having a meal like the others in a restaurant on top of the mountain.

The writers open another conflict line that includes Regina and Peter.

The writers combine the first scene with this one to show similarities between these characters.

The subplot about Regina and Peter’s relationships is created.

It’s a trick to combine the first scene with the current scene to give another hint about danger.

The writers play out a conflict line: the woman in black has difficulties with her husband.

On the one hand, the boy is playing the game, but, on the other hand, the writers give a hint that something dangerous is coming.

In the first scene the writers emphasize who the main character is, what society she is from and what character she has.