The women folk lift the veil over the faces of the brides and glance at their beautiful faces. This thrills them no end, and they feel lucky that they have been amply rewarded for having eyes, and that their having taken birth as human beings has been fruitful, worthwhile and rewarding. (When the ladies saw the faces of the four brides, they were overjoyed, and thanked their good luck that they could see such beautiful faces in their lives. They thanked the Creator for giving them a human body with two eyes that could see such a magnificent sight, for if they had been born as some other creature they would have missed this wonderful opportunity.)