Everyone in the castle is in a high state of ecstasy, thanks to a powerful magic that has rendered them all "high ness" . The narrator tells us that this is because of the "goat sin of lust" , which is the same sin as the "man-eater" sin , the "woman-slut" sin, and so on. He also tells us about the "holy knight dale" who is trying to remember his father, and how he is "to remember him" and "to fare well." The narrator then tells us how he has been able to shrink back to his former form. He says that he can't do anything about it, but that he's going to "tempo rarily return" him to his "original form." He also says that the "great sorcerer" who created him in the past created him as a "doll all along," and that "har han han" has made him "a doll all along." He tells the narrator that he wants a heart that is "under stands emo-tions," which is a fancy way of saying that a heart is full of "emo tions." He asks the narrator if he knows about the captain's "gowther," and the narrator tells him that it is the first time he has heard of it. The captain says that it must have been "really meant it," because "Gowther must've really meant it." The captain then tells the captain that the fight to save lions is over, and that he is the one who is always "getting saved by him." He suggests that the captain should tell the knights that he means "busi ness,"