At the end, speaking about the entrance he says, 'Now I'll go and close it', although at the beginning of the story it says the door to the law is open as it always is, but if it's always open-always-that means it's open independently of the lifespan of the man it's intended for, and not even the doorkeeper will be able to close it.
"Orain ixtera noa", baina hasieran esaten zaigu legearen atea irekita dagoela beti bezala, baina beti irekita baldin badago, noiznahi eta beti, hau da, dagokion gizonaren bizitzaren iraupena edozein izanik ere, orduan atezainak ez Iuke ixterik izango.