Back at the restaurant, the narrator tells us that dinner will soon be ready. He's excited to taste the food again, but warns us not to get too excited, because there's nothing like a free meal. He says that everyone thought he was crazy, and that's why he's the only one who can hear him. He also says that the only other person besides him who can talk to him is his grandfather, who can't hear him either. He doesn't like his grandfather because he pinched his ear and let the owl grab him. The narrator says that he told everyone that his grandfather was questionable, but that everyone didn't want to hear him because he was too simple. He explains that he only has these things left in the refrigerator so he made a simple dish. The food is amazing, he says, and the only thing that needs to be done is to advertise it. Then customers will come and praise the dish. Then he'll be able to enroll in the Berlin Academy of Music, and then he and David will go on a world tour. He tells the narrator that this is the pinnacle of his life so far. He goes on to say that the restaurant won't open anymore, because his grandfather left it