"The Little Cat" narrates the story of Prince Frakasos, the potential successor to the - famous for its skyscrapers with golden doors and casinos - Duchy of Origen, who spends his teenage years watching reality shows on television, while imagining himself as the Roman Emperor Nero and fantasizing about prostitutes. He is lazy, arrogant, cunning, and selfish. He has no manners, no knowledge, no ideas, nor words to express them. Could he, as he is, become the one and only leader who will make the country great again?

An intelligent parody, in the tradition of Jonathan Swift, about populism, the modern democracy of the Western world, and its glaring failures.