The next morning, Ruchi begins to feel a little better. He's not sure if he's gotten used to his new life in the city, or if he just feels better because of the experience of the night before. He wonders if there's anything he can do to make up for the loss of his sense of smell and touch. Ruchi says he'd like to try joining a club for exercise, but he doesn't know what to do with himself. He asks Ruchi if she's been able to get used to her new life, and Ruchi replies that she hasn't. He says that he thinks it's lucky that the priest was able to cure her so that she could regain her senses. He also says that the body is not strong enough to withstand a full exorcism, and that's why he likes to have things like this in his life.