Back at the restaurant, Madame Bo is still waiting for the prince. She tells the waiter that she brought the gift he gave her, and that she would never give the prince a chance to speak to her backup. He tells her that the story of the hammer is a beautiful love story. The prince and Madame Bo had been married for a long time, and finally they beat evil. But less than a year after they got married, the prince had eaten ice cream with another woman. Madame Bo thinks that the ice cream was a bad idea, because the prince and her backup were eating together. She turns to the waiter and asks where she can find another place to eat. The waiter says that they have a "one" dish, which means "everything on the menu." Madame Bo wants to know if this is the famous "one," and the waiter says yes. She asks if the waiter will invite her for a taste of the dish, and he says that it is all his money anyway. She sighs and says that she hasn't had her breakfast, and she wants to be treated with a good meal. She says that the waiter should say that she has money, and then he should say "anything you want." He is sitting next to her "interesting belly," and she wonders if he is the one who injured the princess.