The jade that the old man gave to the young man is now in the hands of the grandson. The old man says that he will sell the jade to the grandson at a price double that of the original price. The young man promises to bring the jade back the next day at a reasonable price. He says that the value of the yellow jade can only be maximized when it is in his hand. The grandfather says that it is time for him to retire and prepare for the final work. He asks his grandson if he is too tired to do what he wants. He tells him that his tiredness goes away once he sees his grandson. He goes to watch the cutting of the jade. He wonders what the finished product looks like, and wonders if it is a golden buddha. He thinks it is the will of God that he should sell it to the grandfather.