We learn that the mourning hall has been set up for the dead General, but that it has been closed off and refused visitors. We also learn that many people have gone to the cemetery and paid their respects to the dead general. The man asks the man where he can go, and the man tells him to go east gate. He tells the man that he is going to pay his respects at the cemetery, and that the man is just a stranger who does not know the general.