She decides to escape the toxic environment of her marriage when their landlord, Mrs. Cruz reveals her hidden wealth, giving Lumnay hope for her family's future.
The confrontation between Lumnay and Ambo reaches its peak as he physically abuses her once more while attempting to stop her from leaving. In this intense moment, Lumnay shows remarkable strength and determination. With a sudden burst of courage, she fights back against him, symbolizing her liberation from the chains of abuse and oppression.
As she breaks free from her husband's grip and storms out of the house, she declares never to return to him; thus marking the dramatic resolution of the story.
The emotional culmination of "Gagamba" lies in Lumnay's defiance and liberation as she finally takes control of her life and breaks free from a life characterized by constant abuse and fear.