The narrator tells us that his name is "yi yun" , and he's having a baby boy. He's happy, he says, but he can't tell us what's going on. He says his blood pressure spiked when he held "big head" in his arms. He hopes that the baby will be a good example of good behavior for his kids. He wants to make sure that big head is the heir to the family name. The narrator asks if there's any problem with the name "rou," which means "big-head," but he doesn't know if the baby's name is actually "yi-yun." The narrator wants to know if "curry" should make the baby his own name, or if "bighead" should be made his own. It's late, and it's time for the baby to be born. He tells the narrator to hold "up rou," take care of the baby, and remember to thank him for his kindness.