A
king has three sons and three daughters. On his deathbed he makes his
sons swear that they will marry off their sisters to the first person
who asks. One night a booming voice demands that one sister be given to
him. The two older brothers are reluctant, while the youngest (the Least
of Three) heeds his father's dying request and hands her over. The same
thing
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happens for the next two nights, until all the sisters are given
away to mysterious strangers. The three brothers then decide to go and
search for their sisters.
Throughout their travels, each brother fights many headed serpents, the
youngest tossing the serpent into a lake putting out their camp fire; so
he has to go out alone to find fire, and using his wits he defeats nine
giants that were terrorizing the region. Finally, he rescues a princess
from the giant's village and is allowed to marry the princess. He lives
in her castle and is allowed to visit any of the rooms, except one
which is bound with chains (the One Forbidden Thing). When his wife is
away from the castle, he goes inside the room and finds a man
bound in chains. The man calls himself
BASH TCHELIK and he begs for three
glasses of water. Every time
BASH TCHELIK drains a glass, the prince receives
an extra life. When the third glass is handed to him,
BASH TCHELIK regains
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his
massive strength, breaks the chains, spreads his wings, and flies away
with the youngest son's wife.
Now the prince sets out on a new quest to rescue his wife. On the way,
he discovers that his sisters were married to the Lords of Dragons,
Hawks and Eagles. He visits their castles and is welcomed. But when he
tells each Lord of his plans to defeat
BASH TCHELIK, they try to stop him,
telling him its impossible. The young prince refuses to listen, so each
Lord gives him a magical feather that when burned will summon their
armies. He tries to rescue his wife but each time, fails and loses his
life. On the fourth time he fails again and dies, but not before he
burns the feathers and his body is saved by his brothers-in-law. They
resurrect him using the magical water from River Jordan. At this point
the prince's wife learns that
BASH TCHELIK cannot be killed, because his life
is in a bird that is in a heart of fox in a forest of a high mountain.
Helped by the Lords, the prince finally slays
BASH TCHELIK and rescues his
wife.
That's interesting. Based on a Serbian fairy tale. That's some fairy tale.
ReplyDeleteYes, our and Slavic fairy tales are richer than Grim's and Andersen's.
DeleteI am afraid that I will have to pass this one too.
ReplyDeleteWe are watching Defending Jacob on Apple these days...so far, it was okay.
We do ever so adore Chris Evans!
DeleteThat is one DETAILED fairy tale. LOL I read the whole thing while on the edge of my seat. It sounds like a great story to film with the right effects and costumes.
ReplyDeleteIt is filled with adventures for sure LOL Most of our fairy tales are questlike.
DeleteBash Tchelik is a interesting story but, don't know what they could do with it & if it would be good. Time will tell 🤷♂️
ReplyDeleteThey say the will do it on a world class level, but I have serious doubts as we do not have such amount of funds nor experience.
DeleteWell, what that was quite an ordeal! The writer sure did have quite an imagination to come up with that fairy tale.
ReplyDeleteThe writer being the people LOL it is a folk tale.
DeleteYep, the people then as a whole have quite an imagination!
DeleteAnd rich history too.
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