The monk wakes up and tells the gang master that he's been in a "coma" for three days. He says he heard that the fish is good, but he hasn't yet tried it. The gang master asks if he has seen a woman on the beach, and the monk replies that he has. He's got a fever, and he needs to rest. The monk says that he was sent by the Buddha, but that's not true. He explains that he lost his hair because of a problem with his hair loss. The chief says that the bald man must be the Buddha's guidance, because he refused to admit that he wasn't a monk. He wants the monk to help the village, so the chief suggests that they ask the monk for a female. The widow says that she's willing to sacrifice herself for the village if the monk will treat her like a "one of his own" and help them. She washes the monk's clothes, gives him medicine, and feeds him.