Dominatrix Frida Boher, and her Frankenstein–like creation, Necron, get themselves into a number of tight spots. Low fuel forces Frida to land their plane in a strange countryside. Frida pretends to be someone she’s not in order to get more fuel. She ends up joining a group of female aristocrats who act as judges hearing the cases of local men who stand accused of sexual transgressions. Absurdly minor infractions are dealt with harshly, but Necron is played for laughs.

For his part, the witless and insecure Necron has a hard time controlling his appetites, both for sex and food. Aside from witlessly eating whatever’s put in front of him, he has a nervous tendency to overreact, often killing people. When the ladies of the court discover Frida is not what she appears, they turn on her and take an interest in Necron, who is hung like a horse. Frida is none to pleased with Necron’s betrayal and she makes sure he gets what’s coming to him.