The Stone Carver.

Summary

In a funeral setting, a madam reveals to her second uncle that her father's coffin cannot be buried as it keeps reappearing in their yard, causing fear among the family and villagers. Despite the father's peaceful life, his corpse's return hints at hidden secrets. The uncle investigates the coffin and grave, suspecting "ghostly coffin lifting," a phenomenon linked to evil spirits. The madam insists her father was virtuous, but the uncle decides to open the coffin for examination, disregarding the madam's concerns about disrespecting the deceased. The situation suggests deeper family secrets and potential repercussions for their past actions.

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