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That night, a tense conflict erupts between Lupeng and Paeng. While Paeng attempts to be intimate with her, Lupeng is distant and announces her intention to attend the final night of the Tadtarin ritual. Paeng forbids it, having heard that women “go wild” at the ceremony. But Lupeng, now haunted by Guido’s words and her own repressed desires, defies him. Over the years, many students and educators have