The first round of "knockout rounds" has begun, and the audience has been warned that they will be out of luck if they do not act out the plot in the script. The idea is that if the audience acts out the ending of the script, they will not be bored with the plot and will be more interested in the new plots. The narrator tells the audience that the play is still going on, and that Rakshasa has made enemies everywhere. He says that the plot hasn't changed so far, but that he still has some lines that can be useful. He tells the crowd that he is done with the rat bird and that the arrows have come. He then says that everything in the magical forest has a "special magic" and that he should be careful about using the magic on the audience because it can lead to disaster.