Luna escapes the stone chamber as the grandmother's body sits up, bone key in hand. She unlocks the door marked with her birth name and descends into a corridor of portraits with cracked mirror faces. A room of dolls, each with her sister's face, reveals a locket containing a photograph of three women—a clue to the original soul's division. The grandmother offers a terrible choice: absorb her sister's fragment and become whole, or let her perish. Luna returns to the altar to reverse the ritual, but the grandmother's body now stands in the center, eyes open. The key must be placed in a lock behind the altar, unleashing a nursery where her sister sits, aged, rocking a cradle. As shadows creep from the cradle, Luna's reflection becomes the grandmother's face once more.