Deruchette prepares to leave with the one she loves. Gilliatt chooses to sacrifice everything for her happiness. Without words, he gives all, and in the end, vanishes into the sea. His farewell speaks louder than speech, his life becoming a song of love and pain. The tale closes with a tribute to the nobility of sacrifice. In his silence, readers hear the loudest truth. Gilliatt remains not as an outcast, but as a symbol of pure humanity.
