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When it is done the six noble Malik of the Efreet, all of whom came intending to judge strictly and put this slave to ice on the least of excuses, can none of them say with honor that she should be slain.  They stamp their mighty feet in appreciation, honor given by Malik to a mortal slave, when the dance is done.  A fire is lit that they did not know was in them, and they lust for the victim of the dance.

They do inquire as to the purpose of this night.

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When it is done the six noble Malik of the Efreet, all of whom came intending to judge strictly and put this slave to ice on the least of excuses, can none of them say with honor that she should be slain.  They stamp their mighty feet in appreciation, honor given by Malik to a mortal slave, when the dance is done.  A fire is lit that they did not know was in them, and they lust for the victim of the dance.

They do inquire as to the purpose of this revel.