After their absurd Romeo-and-Juliet parody, Martin and Zuzana push the night further—into a creaking, half-ruined building that looks straight out of a horror film. With poet Sammuella narrating like a ghostly chorus, fear quickly turns into farce as collapsing floors, falling curtains, and unexpected “spectators” transform tension into laughter. The haunted backdrop amplifies both thrill and comedy, proving that even spooky settings can spark intimacy when humor leads the way. This episode blends playful terror with passion, showing that the strongest aphrodisiac isn’t fear—it’s laughing together when everything creaks and falls apart.