The monk tries to convince the young woman to come to the temple, but she refuses, saying that she doesn't like the place. The monk tells her that he has been at the temple for 20 years, and that he's never ripped off anyone. The young woman asks the monk if it's normal for a son to pay his father back, and the monk says that it isn't, especially when the son looks exactly like his father. He tells the woman that his father brought a young woman here 18 years ago to ask about the fate of her and her husband's marriage, and she and the young lady left before the monk could tell them the fortune. The woman asks if the monk's name is ding dang clink, but the monk points out that the woman's surname is su rou, which means "sister in law."