The monk explains that the medicinal bath is a kind of "poison pool," which contains seven kinds of poisonous venom and two types of poisonous poison. He uses the pool to stimulate the body, but there is no way to get the blood to flow to the other parts of the body because there are no "outlets" for the blood. The monk says that leeches are the best source of the blood, because they are hotter, more pure, and more desirable than ordinary blood. He tells the monk that the second grandson is going to wake up soon, so the guards will have to take him to dinner. Fatty's father tells him that he must be the son of a great man, because he eats all the time at restaurants. Fatty asks if they have "mitten crabs" at the restaurant, and the monk replies that they do. Fatty then tells his father that he wants to eat three mitten crabs, and his father replies that he has loved his grandson the most his entire life. Fatty says that the waiter told him that the dish had already been taken, but the monk says the dish has not yet been taken.