Sukrosono realizes that the moon is only one because its eyes are deceived by the light. It turns out that the moon is a thousand, when he sinks into the dimness.

Sukrosono is silent, taking stock of what has happened. He asks in his heart why he never thinks deeply about the golden banana tree, even though it often crosses his mind.

Sukrosono becomes a child playing with the moon. The moon becomes a very light ball. Sukrosono feels he has rediscovered his lost childhood. He is so happy, when he can easily swing on the moon.