A man in a rabbit mask (Steinberg himself, according to Rott) enters frame. He carries a pair of shears. Without speaking, he begins to cut the scarf. The woman does not react. As he cuts, the severed ends of the scarf begin to writhe like severed earthworms. The man then takes the writhing fur (the scarf has inexplicably become a strip of dark, matted animal pelt) and wraps it around his own head.