Janu and Juna share drinks, leading to a lighthearted debate about their mutual obsession with bananas. Juna regales Janu with stories of his alternate selves, including one version who was unhygienic and infatuated with Nirima. The conversation shifts to more serious territory as Juna critiques Janu’s tendency toward self-loathing, though she admits he is better than many of the other versions she has encountered.
Juna presses Janu on his romantic entanglements, particularly regarding Eruka, and encourages him to be mindful of the fragility of the girls' emotions. She eventually grows tired and asks Janu to help her stay awake, leading to a vulnerable reflection on their shared trauma, their desire for love, and their fear of loss. Janu recounts the somber backstory of the black shoebox he once kept, which contained items representing his suicidal ideation following Valda’s death.
After Juna falls asleep and apparently passes away/leaves this world, Janu returns home in a melancholy state. He discusses his grief with Dice and Spudge, only to discover that someone has been using his shower. He enters the bathroom to find Juna alive and present in his world, leaving both of them in a state of utter shock and confusion.