"I'm not worrying about a damn thing. This is child's play," she huffs at him. He is right, though, even if she'd never admit it. Rita does best with this sort of thing when she stops overthinking it and lets the steps become a routine.

"Can't we move on to the real thing already?" Strange might not expect Rita to master the waltz in one session, but Rita still figures it can't be that hard. It's just a dumb, repetitive dance. Should be simple for her.