Janu finds Tora struggling to write down her thoughts in a notebook, leading to a conversation about creative processes and focus. Tora expresses admiration for Janu’s ability to "blank out the world" while writing, and the two discuss their personal beliefs, with Janu identifying as agnostic. The conversation shifts to Tora’s secret: she has begun experiencing vivid, recurring dreams that she is now able to revisit. Tora describes glimpses of a knight and a dragon, lamenting that her mind feels "gloopy" when trying to organize these thoughts. Janu encourages Tora to use these experiences to write a short story, expressing confidence in her creativity. The scene concludes with the two walking to the cafeteria for a drink, where Tora muses on the nature of their relationship and the potential for a "date" at the vending machines. Janu observes that Tora is definitely creative enough to write, and he silently vows to be the first to read her work if she pursues it.