Janu returns home to find Juna waiting on the couch, watching cartoons and eating ice cream. They share a melancholic evening, bonding over their shared experiences as "miserable souls." Juna reveals she has been traveling between worlds since she was eighteen, shortly after the loss of her loved one, Valda. She admits that keeping her past vague has become a coping mechanism to avoid the pain of her long, nomadic existence.
Janu shares a deeply personal memento with Juna: a painting done by his own lost love. This prompts a shared moment of vulnerability as they reminisce about their respective partners and the bittersweet nature of their memories. Janu comforts Juna, holding her as she struggles with the weight of her transient life. The scene concludes with the two falling asleep on the couch, reflecting on their shared history and their profound connection as individuals who are the same person, yet fundamentally different.