Papa Luthor is at another part of the university, trying to convince Willowbrook to talk to Jeremiah. Luthor points out that Willowbrook is Jeremiah's academic advisor and "spiritual counselor," so Willowbrook can just explain that Jeremiah doesn't own the knife. Willowbrook points out that it doesn't belong to Papa Luthor either. Papa Luthor brings up money, and the possible funding of Willowbrook's research. Willowbrook thinks Papa Luthor is being silly, but Papa Luthor says that he's long suspected that there are "special people" capable of the things they saw with Jeremiah. Willowbrook says that the blade will crumble if Ziget touches it. Papa Luthor gets the crazy eyes, and asks Ziget's identity. Willowbrook says that he's "a bearer of darkness." Their conversation is interrupted when Willowbrook spots Clark walking toward them. Papa Luthor greets Clark and calls it a "coincidence" that they are both there, and then hightails it towards his limo. Clark asks Willowbrook what Luthor wanted, and Willowbrook says he wanted the same things Clark did, but he calls him "Naman" again, and Clark gets all pissed off. Willowbrook says, "One who denies his destiny can bring about as much pain and suffering as his greatest enemy." He's like Confucius! Clark says he's just there to help, and to prevent Jeremiah from hurting anyone. Clark shows Willowbrook a sketch of the symbol that Jeremiah painted on his blinds. Willowbrook looks worried and says that it's "the Slumbering Place." My bedroom? That doesn't look like my bedroom at all. Where's the television? And the sleeping cats? Oh, no. It's the spot where the Kiwatche used to perform death rituals. Clark asks if it still exists, and Willowbrook just stares at him. Well? Does it?