The melody is the melody of Turridu's Siciliano, but the words are a promise of a blissful, kissful death and thereafter life everlasting.

The puppet dies and with Jor dances off into Nirvana.

Now three geishas, representing Beauty, Death, and the Vampire, begin a dance.

Kyoto distracts the attention of the spectators while the dancers flaunt their skirts higher and wider until their folds conceal Iris, and Osaka's hirelings seize her and bear her off toward the city.

Kyoto places a letter and money at the cottage door for the blind father.
Through a pedler and the woman he learns that his daughter is gone to be an inmate of the Yoshiwara.