The next morning, the young master tells his servant that he will be busy for the rest of the day. He asks if he thinks his second uncle delayed the war for four years. The servant replies that he doesn't know for now. The young master then asks if the war was delayed because of his father's illness. He says that his father has been sending flowers every day since he returned from the war. He tells the servant that the war is over and that he and his family have decided to visit his grandmother. The old man asks him to come for dinner, but the old man says that he has been looking after the family for over four years and that it's time for him to go. The new master asks if she has made up her mind about visiting her grandmother. She says that she hasn't, but that she will make a decision soon.