It's time for the play's final scene, and Lin Fan is all, "Hey, it's actually my uncle, who's really dead" . He tells us that he's never met his uncle before he died, and that he was in the middle of a "cold war" when he fell and broke his legs. Everyone hated him, he says, and when he got better, he brought him a guitar and taught him how to play the instrument. Lin Fan says that the only thing he doesn't hate about his uncle is the guitar. He says that a scoundrel like his uncle should have better died, because he taught him a lot of simple songs and learned how to read and write. He also says that love is the most vulnerable part of a person's heart, because it is the place where love used to live. He suggests that Lin Fan and his uncle could get inside the house, and then Lin Fan would be able to talk to his uncle about his mother's feelings. He asks Lin Fan to follow him inside so that he can have some "rest" , which Lin Fan does, and he says that this is his "biggest luck," and that having Lin Fan by his side is "my biggest luck." Lin Fan asks if the director is still alive, and the director says that he is, but that he hasn't spoken to him in a long time. He's just not coming back any more, he tells Lin Fan. Lin tells him that the play is very "extensive," but that it can also bring many inspirations, which makes Lin Fan tremble.