With that Narada leaves for Brahma's abode. Alone with her husband, Maina says she did not understand the sage's words. If house, groom and family are matchless and fit for their daughter, let the marriage happen; otherwise let the girl stay unmarried, for Uma is dear to her as life. If no worthy groom is found, everyone will say the mountain is dull by nature. So, she pleads, arrange a marriage that will never leave the heart burning afterwards. Saying this she falls at his feet, her eyes full. Himavan answers with tenderness: fire may appear in the moon, but Narada's word will not prove false. Give up all worry, beloved, and remember the Lord; he who made Parvati will bring about her good.