After minutes of commuting, we're once again at Stephanie's house, and she and her parents are more than happy to welcome Aldwin the busker into their home.
"So, he's a blind person, huh?" the waitress-harpist comments. "I personally don't see much of these musicians here in Atlanta. They're more prevalent in, say, New York City."
"But bringing in a man this talented in spite of his blindness," her dad weighs in, "this is something I highly approve of. If Beethoven could still compose music even when he lost his hearing, then you can do the same, even with blindness getting in your way! Not to mention there are the likes of Jose Feliciano, Stevie Wonder, and Ray Charles."
"Thank you, sir," the busker recognizes his compliment with some embarrassment in his voice.
Her mom then encourages Aldwin, "Since you're here, anyway, maybe you can show us what you're really made of."
