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17. Did he ask the disciple as he could ? Yes.

18. Was there a chance for an answer ? Yes.

19. Did he care about the cat in spite of his impulsive character or about an

answer to his question ? I don’t know. But I’m going to keep on looking hoping

that Nansen poses the question fairly and he will wait for an answer. Is the cat

likely to die ? Perhaps it will escape from Nansen ? I don’t know.

20. Was the German honest asking his cat, did he know what he was asking

about and was he looking for an answer ? No. But he got it all the same:

a) He didn’t ask the disciple because there was no disciple there, but only the

cat? A Polish mother and a Polish child.

b) Did he care about the answer, than ? No. A cat can’t speak