One by one, the forces brought by the dwarves attack Evil.
One by one, Evil defeats them: first the cowboys, then the archers, then the knights.
Randall and Wally (Jack Purvis) attack, but Evil—with his interest in technology—easily takes control of their vehicles.
One of the other dwarves, Fidgit (Kenny Baker), sadly gets caught in the crossfire and is crushed beneath a falling column.
All seems lost, and Evil gets ready to destroy them all...until a massive explosion turns Evil into stone.
The Supreme Being appears, rather matter-of-factly, before taking the form of a befuddled old man in a suit (Ralph Richardson).
The Supreme Being restores Fidgit to life and commands the other dwarves to tidy up the place.
Randall apologizes for stealing the map, but it was clearly all part of the plan: a plan to test Evil.
Kevin is quite bothered that so many had to die to prove the Supreme Being's point, but he dismisses Kevin's concerns with some vague words about free will.
The statue of Evil explodes, leaving Evil fragments everywhere, which the dwarves scurry to pick up.
The dwarves miss one hidden piece.
Fidgit tries to take Kevin with them, but the Supreme Being departs with the six, leaving Kevin alone as smoke from the lost piece of Evil billows into the room.
Kevin wakes in his bed; his house is on fire.
Kevin is pulled to safety by a nice fireman...who looks a lot like Agamemnon.
Kevin's parents try to get into the house to save the toaster but show no concern for Kevin's safety.
The fire department salvages the toaster that caused the fire, and it has a tiny gift inside: the missing piece of Evil.
Kevin tells his parents not to touch it. Naturally, they ignore him...and are instantly vaporized by the piece.
The fireman winks at Kevin, then drives away, leaving him alone in the rubble of his house.
We pull back into the cosmos until we see the map, rolled up by the Supreme Being and removed.