As time passed the cat avoided the master, although he "repented" of what he had done.
 To the stroke of the days the master in an outburst of madness kills the cat by suffocating it with a rope.
That same night the two husbands were in their room when suddenly a fire broke out in the house, forcing the couple to flee from the place where Vivian lived.
On the following morning, and trying to recover some possession on the ruins this sees the silhouette of a cat with a rope around his neck and relapses to disturb the feeling of guilt but with the passing of the minutes he looks for logic to the image he sees.
Days later in a tavern he finds a black cat very similar to Pluto, so much so that his measurements are similar and even one eye is missing. However, the only difference is that on his chest he has a large white spot.
The man decides to take him home, but after a while he not only begins to hate him but also to fear him, because the white spot slowly becomes defined in the silhouette of a gallows. Because of this he starts to avoid the animal which makes him even more angry.
It is then when an incident occurs that it will cause a real drama, because going down to the basement the man notices how the cat is entangled between his legs and is about to lose his balance to rush down the stairs. Filled with rage, he takes an ax with the intention of killing the cat, although he unintentionally deals a fatal blow to his own wife, who had interposed himself between him and the animal in order to protect the latter. In order to hide the murder He places his wife's body in a basement alcove to finally cover it with bricks, thus sandwiching the corpse.
Investigating the disappearance of the woman a few days later the police appears but does not find anything strange in the house. For its part, the cat has also disappeared for days, which reassures the man.
Not completely convinced with the first investigation again the police looks for clues in the marriage house, this time more specifically in the basement. Again, he finds nothing that would allow them to suspect.
Satisfied to outwit the police, the man hits the wall that surrounds his wife demonstrating in this way the solidity of the construction and that is when a subhuman voice invades the room.