Janu experiences a recurring, distressing memory involving Valda on a bridge. As Janu watches this playback repeatedly, he is confronted by an enigmatic entity that mocks his obsession with the past and his tendency to torment himself with "what if" scenarios regarding Valda’s suicide. The entity challenges Janu's cowardice and his self-blame, pointing out that Janu is merely watching a static tragedy rather than living in the present.
Throughout the dialogue, the entity offers cynical advice, urging Janu to grieve properly rather than cycle through this specific memory. It suggests that Janu contact his grandmother to speak with his aunt, Dayai, hinting at a larger, preordained fate that Janu is failing to influence. After the entity departs, Janu finds himself in a somber encounter with Mori. Mori, who has been searching for him, is clearly weary of Janu’s aimless, self-destructive behavior. The scene concludes with a tense, emotionally charged interaction where Mori forbids Janu from speaking or offering comfort, suggesting a strained but deeply complicated reliance between them.