In this chapter, we're introduced to a new character, a cat named "Cocchi" . We're not sure what he's doing here, but we do know that his name is a portmanteau of "cat" and "collico" , which is a Latin word for "collider." We also learn that "cocchi" is a slang term for "cuckold," a term for a cat who's been cooped up in a house for a long, long time. In other words, cocchi is a cat that doesn't want to live in the house because it's too dangerous for him to live there. He's also a little freaked out by the fact that the house is full of other cats, including his own, who are trying to get into the house
In this chapter, we're introduced to a new character, a cat named "Cocchi" . We're not sure what he's doing here, but we do know that his name is a portmanteau of "cat" and "collico" , which is a Latin word for "collider." We also learn that "cocchi" is a slang term for "cuckold," a term for a cat who's been cooped up in a house for a long, long time. In other words, cocchi is a cat that doesn't want to live in the house because it's too dangerous for him to live there. He's also a little freaked out by the fact that the house is full of other cats, including his own, who are trying to get into the house