Nora Seed is talking to Mrs. Elm, the librarian of the Midnight Library.
Nora questions if Mrs. Elm is God, based on their previous interactions and the surreality of the Midnight Library.
Mrs. Elm hints that Nora is changing; instead of wanting to die, she is upset about the concept of dying again.
Nora denies this, believing her life isn't worth living, but Mrs. Elm suggests Nora's Book of Regrets is getting lighter, indicating she might not truly believe this.
Mrs Elm explains that Nora needs to understand herself better, remove her barriers, and face truths about herself.
The Midnight Library is providing Nora with a chance to choose a life where she would be happiest.
Nora realizes that she should be careful while selecting a life because there might not always be an infinite choice.
Mrs. Elm warns Nora that if the Midnight Library collapses, she will die permanently.
Nora understands the urgency of thinking earnestly about where she wants to be, realizing that life could be worth living in the right circumstances.
Released back among the books, Nora decides to rethink her choices and dreams based on her conversation with Mrs. Elm.
She comes to understand herself better, realizing her love for music and her regret for giving up on singing and playing in a band.
Nora resolves to ask for the "book" that leads to the life where she continues her passion for music.