Anisah: Gambling is not the way to get money. Well, go on.

Louisa: At first, he won some money. He was happy and used all the money. Sadly, he lost. All the money he had was gone. He was upset. After that, he borrowed money from the villagers, he lost again and again. He kept on borrowing some money until he had a lot of debts. The villagers were angry because he could not pay the debt. They put him in the jail.

Anisah: Did his sister know about it?

Louisa: Finally, Beru Sibou heard that his brother was in the jail. She rushed to go and wanted to meet her brother. Beru Sibou did not know the way to and asked about his brother. The old man knew that there was a man in the jail because of gambling. He, then, suggested Beru Sibou to climb a high tree and sang a song about his brother.

Anisah: And then?

Louisa: Beru Sibou then climbed a high tree. She sang a song about his brother. She sang and screamed his brother's name. Nobody listened to the song and that made Beru Sibou frustrated. She, then, prayed to God. "God. I'm willing to pay my brother's debt. I will pay with my tears, my hair and all parts of my body, so they can be used by the villagers. But please free my brother." Do you know what happened then?

Anisah: You tell me.

Louisa: Right after she finished praying, heavy storm attacked and slowly Beru Sibou changed into a tree. It was just not an ordinary tree. All parts of tree are useful. Her tears changed into sweet water, her hair changed into very strong leaves. People can use them as roof of their houses. The fruits of the tree, named kolang kaling, are very delicious. People name it sugar palm tree or pohon enau. People in other villages name it as pohon aren.

Anisah: So, that's the story. What a tragic ending!

Answer the following questions based on the dialogue!

What was the end of Tare Iluh?