Continuing to unfold the brutal and exciting narrative on the next panel, the artist portrayed the frightened Nastagio degli Onesti and the rider, who, dismounted, “lashed out like a rabid dog, at a girl, with a sword in his hand.”
In the right-hand corner of the composition, we see how hungry dogs devour her insides. In the background, the further development of the action is depicted. Rising, as if her body was not cut, the girl runs towards the sea, and again she is pursued by dogs and a man with a sword on a horse.
The master builds a story in the tradition of cassonie painting, placing various elements of action and different episodes in the general space. It depicts a “romanticized” environment – a forest of pines with trunks reminiscent of jewelery processed products, the sky and water, its mirror-like surface, medieval castles and fortresses in the distance.
Novella Boccaccio “Nastagio degli Onesti” the first episode by Sandro Botticelli 
Novella Boccaccio “Nastagio degli Onesti” third episode by Sandro Botticelli 
Nastagio’s Supper at Onesti (History of Nastagio degli Onesti) by Sandro Botticelli 
Novella Boccaccio “Nastagio degli Onesti” the fourth episode by Sandro Botticelli 
Novella Boccaccio “Nastaggio degli Onesti” deuxième épisode – Sandro Botticelli 
Novella Boccaccio “Nastaggio degli Onesti” quatrième épisode – Sandro Botticelli 
Novella Boccaccio “Nastaggio degli Onesti” premier épisode – Sandro Botticelli 
Novella Boccaccio “Nastaggio degli Onesti” troisième épisode – Sandro Botticelli