Then he climbed up to watch the dance, and when he looked out, he saw a lot of people; some danced, some played various strings, and in the crowd he saw a royal family sitting with a crown on his head and a woman on each side. He thought that must be the daughter of the Queen and the King; but he recognized them. He never dared to look out again and left the window. The dance continued until the evening.
New Year's Eve, the Virgin came to him and said that the next day she would go to the dance with her father. He should keep his promise to her than Christmas , and don't be curious. He now promises with everything that is sacred to him, and this time he won't go out. She brought him wine and food, and various pastimes, and left.
But when morning came, he heard more noise and joy outside than when Christmas was happening. Then he told himself that he wouldn't go out to see it now, because it was like Christmas, and he sat quietly for most of the day. But curiosity began to torture him, and he didn't know what great happiness there was. He looked out and found the dance much more pleasant than the previous one, as many radiant knights danced before the queen and king.
Then, he hurriedly retreated from the window, but saw that no one turned his eyes to his window, so he continued until the evening. But when the girl came to him at night, she was upset and blamed him for cheating on her again. However, this did not affect their relationship; because she was as good to him as before.