Janu encounters Roni in the courtyard, where they discuss their relationship and the social dynamics of the school. Roni reveals that she was initially avoiding Janu due to the school’s rumors about his strict personal rules, but she expresses curiosity about his living situation with his niece, Dayai, which leads to a playful conversation about the potential for illicit perceptions.
Roni offers her insights on the romantic interests of other students in Janu's class, specifically pointing out that Tora Chura, Sora, and possibly Nirima have developed crushes on him. She suggests that the school’s lack of security makes the dorms a viable location for such encounters, though Janu remains dismissive of the idea of pursuing his students. The conversation shifts to Roni’s collection of decorated skulls, which she uses for personal comfort. Roni explains their significance and rejects the notion that she uses them as weapons, despite hinting at violent urges. The scene concludes with Roni encouraging Janu to sit down and rest, and Janu leaves with a newfound appreciation for her complex, entrepreneurial, and guarded nature.