Two hours later, Shyamu and Bhola, with cheerful minds, were sitting in the dark room and tying a rope to a kite. Suddenly, like an obstacle in an auspicious work, Vishveshwar, assuming a fierce form, barged in there. He threatened Bhola and Shyamu and asked, "Did you take a rupee from our coat?"
Bhola, flustered, became an informer with a single scolding. He said, "Shyamu bhaiyya took it to order a rope and a kite."
Vishveshwar slapped Shyamu twice and said, "Will you learn to steal and go to jail? Okay, I'll teach you a good lesson today." Saying this, he slapped him again and after twisting his ears, tore the kite. Now looking at the ropes, he asked, "Who ordered these?"
Bhola said, "He had ordered these. He was saying that with these, he would fly the kite and bring kaki down from Ram's place."
Vishveshwar stood there stunned. He picked up the torn kite and looked at it. The paper pasted on it had "Kaki" written on it.