Link can visit the house again later to speak with Pamela and her father.

The curse that had been afflicting her father turns into the Gibdo Mask, which the young hero picks up before leaving Pamela and her father to an emotional scene. If Link plays the ' Song of Healing' to the man before Pamela comes in and kicks him out of the house, the man will be healed from his curse, revealing himself to be Pamela's father. When Link goes downstairs into the basement, a mummified man lunges out from the closet, approaching the young hero at a slow pace. Soon after this, Pamela unlocks the door to the house, giving Link an opportunity to sneak inside while she goes to the nearby well. At the same time, the Music Box House starts playing the melody 'Farewell to Gibdos' again, as the Gibdos that had been haunting the surroundings of the house are swallowed up by the earth. Link learns the ' Song of Storms' from his brother Flat, and uses it to break the curse upon him and return the Spring Water Cave to normal. Sharp, one of the Composer Brothers, is the one who has laid a curse upon the Spring Water Cave, stopping the water flow and thus preventing the waterwheel of the Music Box House to function properly. Because of this, Pamela refuses to open the door to Link, thinking that he is a Gibdo trying to get inside and take her father away. The mummified creatures believe that Pamela's father, who has begun to take the form of a Gibdo himself, is of their kind, and they refuse to leave the surroundings of the house until he joins the rest of the Gibdos. However, when Link first encounters the Music Box House, it is surrounded by Gibdos because the river driving the waterwheel has dried up and the music has ceased to play.

A waterwheel powers the house and enables it to play ' Farewell to Gibdos', a song that drives away Gibdos and other evil spirits. The house itself functions as a large phonograph, with three large flaring horns jutting from the roof.

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