The cat asks the king if he would like to hear the story. The king tells the cat that thousands of years before he was crowned, the cat and the king were so close that they had to be separated. The cat says that if the king does not want to kill the cat, then he will eventually be the king. He tells the king that he has been sentenced to a hundred years of torture in hell, and that he will have to give the cat something in return. He says that the cat has been dead for so long that he cannot remember his name and his wrongdoings. One day, a golden arrow breaks open the gate to hell. The man who made the arrow was sentenced to seven hundred years in prison, and the man who committed the murder was also sentenced to death. The queen says that she is glad that the king is free. She says that since the king gave her the justice she deserved, she has been "worth looking at" in hell. She asks the cat if he knows her name, and he says that he never looked at her straight in the eyes. She tells him that he is just one of the ghosts in hell and that since he gave her justice, she had not been worth looking into. She adds that she has no idea what to do with the king and the cat.