What does the final stanza say about your need to believe in such supernatural beings as the 'Ol Higue'?

The final stanza suggests that belief in supernatural beings like the 'Ol Higue' is deeply rooted in the narrator's culture and upbringing, providing comfort and a sense of connection to their heritage. Despite the rational mind questioning these beliefs, there is a recognition of the importance of holding onto them for a sense of identity and continuity.