Now that she's learned the truth about the curse, Madame Jelinec must be grateful and embarrassed. She asks the psychic if he has proof that she has a bad fortune. The psychic says he does, and she thanks him profusely. She tells him that she doesn't have any ghosts that block her love life, but she does have two bad lucks that have plagued her for the past three years. The ghost of the first one was not an unjust death, she says, but an "insufferable" one. The second one was an "unjust" death, the psychic says, and he wants her to buy a "taloned talisman" to "reliev the ghost of its resentment." The psychic is shocked, because he's never heard anything like this before. He tells her that she must maintain her dignity, which is a violation of heavenly law. The boss is shocked as well. He's been exiled from the human world, and has never been so shocked in his life. He calls her a "geezer" and a "doctor with no fear" . He asks her to pick him up and bring him to the police station.