This final scene concerns an old man and his wife, Miyal. Miyal enters looking for her long-lost husband. She sees a musician and describes the ugly appearance of her husband to him. When she exits, her husband enters looking for her. He sees the same musician and describes the ugly appearance of his wife. Knowing that the old man's wife has just passed by, the musician tells the old man to call her. Miyal calls back and the two are reunited. But Miyal finds a pretty concubine standing beside her husband. The three quarrel and enter into a fight. Miyal is struck down and killed. A shaman nte for the dead wife brings the play to an end.
  The main themes of the Pongsan Mask-Drama are satire on the apostasy of monks, mockery of the upper class and the portrayal of a love triangle of common people.