Tiny the Shaman master tells his daughter and son-in-law that he will fight for their justice when he returns to the village. He tells them that he has been brave since he was a kid, and that he came to the mountain to hunt rabbit, but he did not notice the time, so he will pay for his lodging with this rabbit. Tiny says that he wants to sit in front of the old god, but the ghost says he is not sitting with him. He says that they really let the ghost spy on them like that. The patriarch told them not to follow, and they have gone. They will stay at the farm house, and the next morning they will go into the mountain. They are hungry and thirsty, so they eat some frozen pears. Tiny warns the young man not to ask what he is doing in the forest, because he may have misunderstood him.