He kisses her. She continues to speak of all the rational reasons this should not be happening. For Harris, again, and us, the viewers, it again strikes that cord that the world around us is alive, and watching over us, in ways we don't always expect. Sarah accuses Harris that he simply amuses himself, that he creates noise to fill a void in his life. While this occurs, the moon hovers, reflected in a pool.
Soft music plays.
It suggests the intimacy of life. The music swells. As Harris and Sarah walk together, they become a boy and girl wearing adult clothes. As they pass some stone lions, even the lions turn their heads to see the young lovers, to see this expression of human love. We are led to this transcendent moment of love transforming everything it touches by the events of the story operating to fill our senses and sight and hearing with images about love and how it can be pure and deeply felt.