In this chapter, we learn that the doll's creator has made the doll "unconsciously" and that "weird things" have been following him. He tells us that the incense smell is so strong that he can't bear to let it go. He's worried that someone will touch the doll and that it will be haunted. He also tells the girl that she should write down her name and birthday so that he won't have to worry about it. The girl asks him to pray over the doll, but he doesn't know how to do it, so he prays over and over again. The room is full of incense smoke, and the bell is ringing, making him dizzy. He feels like he's gone too, but his expression is empty, and he feels like his father is gone too. He says that people are hopeless when they try to figure out why their parents are trying to help them, and that they've just gotten haunted by the ghosts of their babies. He wants to tell the police, but the girl says that he killed his own child. She says that the man who got her pregnant gave her a bunch of pills, and she thought that he'd take responsibility for her pregnancy, but that he gave her the pills secretly, so she ended up getting pregnant again and killing her child. He asks her to check her phone, but she's not her mom. She tells him that the school club has just announced that they went to the "baby altar" , which means that the girl's parents have been gossiping about her pregnancy. She's angry that they should ruin her family's good name, since her child still lives. She wants to give birth again,