The next morning, the master tells the young man that he will punish him if he does not return with him. The young man tells the master that he thinks too much about the situation. The master tells him that judging the situation, seeking advantages, and avoiding disadvantages are the instincts of ordinary people. He says that he has no reason not to blame him for his situation, but that he cannot shrink back even when things are dangerous. He tells the man that if he still wants to go, he can block the street. The man says that for people like him, even their hair and eyes changes a thousand times. He wonders how the people of the Fu family can know that they are two unlucky bastards. He asks the man why it is that the man behind him has not been killed yet, and the man replies that it is because the man over there is working for the family. He then asks the master what he thinks of this confession. Among the people caught, he says, one said that he wanted to kill the master, but the master's favor could be done so that he could suspect that the others had secretly targeted the young woman. He also says that the master has always been accurate in his predictions.