Every scout must know his history. Steinar causes dissatisfaction among some scouts, when the patrols have to perform their own version of the game about the holy St. George. There is drama as one of the scouts injures himself with a primitive weapon, and in the marking ceremony one of the participants drops a bomb.

Steinar shows the scouts that he values connection over art. The confusion becomes great when small animals suddenly disappear in Kim's play. An old scout searches blindly without success, and what do ballerina biscuits and roe really have in common? The stage is set for a nerve-wracking encounter with the brutal world of the senses.