The father tells his daughter that she can stay at his place if she wants. He tells her that he has nothing to lose by giving her a place to live, and that she has no choice. He asks her why she is doing this, and she tells him that she knows she has nowhere else to go. She says that listening to her father's tone makes her feel pity for him. She asks him what the worst thing could happen, and he tells her it would be worse if he had bad intentions. She tells him to pull what he said, that she was born with a kind heart, and was worried that she couldn't bear it. She must have realized that her illness was incurable, so she left the brothel and lied to him. The father asks why they are lying to him, and says that he knows about her fate and that he will not take it hard on himself, so why are they both wanting to push her away. He says that even if they had prejudices against her, he thought he would show them some mercy by letting her stay here. He adds that he knew that she would never do such a thing, and asks her not to go after her, saying that she does not want him to find her. She will never do anything like