Royal Moon Magazine ♛ Word Bank

Royal Moon Magazine ♛ Word Bank
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The Silent Princess

Turkey

Andrew Lang's 

The Olive Fairy Book

The Olive Fairy Book includes unusual stories from Turkey, India, Denmark, Armenia, the Sudan, and the pen of Anatole France.

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A boy who is the son of a high ranking government official, known as a Pasha- who was foolishly playing with a golden ball and accidentally breaks a woman's pitcher three times, so that she became so angry and cursed him.

This is one of the highest titles in the 20th-century Kingdom of Egypt and it was also used in Morocco in the 20th century, where it denoted a regional official or governor of a district...

The curse was intended for him to fall in love with "the silent princess."

He grows older and sets out to look for this person as the words had never left his mind, but instead grew so frantic in nature that he had no choice but to continue to look until she is found.

Luckily, he figures out her whereabouts from the people who tell him that she lives behind 7 veils, high on top of a mountain.

However, this place was all surrounded by bones on all sides.

A nightingale bird happened to discover the prince searching and advised him to place her behind a candlestick every night, where she could tell him a story.

They get into a heated debate about a made up story while causing the princess herself to burst out her opinions on the matter.

Furious though and not enough, because he must get her to speak 3 times at once and broke the candlestick.

The next night, the bird hid on the pillar while reciting more stories, causing the princess to react once more.

Then, she destroys the pillar.

Well, the third night the bird hides in the curtains by the door and continues on in the same manner.

The last story is about a statue coming to life.

Soon as she becomes so intrigued to add her input, then all 7 veils fall down onto the floor and she marries the prince.

The final step was to retrieve the woman who had cursed them and bless her by making her the nurse to their children.

Snow-White-Fire-Red

A Sicilian fairy tale collected by Giuseppe Pitre

A king and queen make a vow that- if they had a child together, they would make a fountain to run with oil and another with wine.

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The queen gives birth to a son, so for the next amount of time in the kingdom, the fountains run continuously.

Until 7 years later they suddenly stop and run dry.

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This time an ogress came instead of a woman, while he makes the same mistakes while throwing his golden ball at the pitcher, and is cursed again.

She was a princess and so she would make things and then sell them, especially by yarns and threads.

"Snow-White-Fire-Red threw down the yarn, and each ball impeded and injured her until she cursed the prince to forget Snow-White-Fire-Red as soon as his mother kissed him, and the ogress died."

"He forbade his mother to kiss him, but she came into his bedroom at night and kissed him while he slept, and he forgot Snow-White-Fire-Red."

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She goes on to live with "An old woman to get her scraps of cloth from the palace, and she dressed two doves that the old woman owned. The two birds flew to the palace, where everyone admired them, and the doves told the story of how the prince had won Snow-White-Fire-Red."

He remembers, which breaks the curse and orders the birds be followed back, and soon he and Snow-White-Fire-Red wed.

The tale was also translated as Snow White, Flaming Red and as Snow White, Blazing Red by Jack Zipes and Joseph Russo.

The Maiden in the Tower

Swedish

An opera ("dramatized Finnish ballad")completed in one act—comprising an overture with eight scenes each.

Written in 1896 by the Finnish composer Jean Sibelius.

A "Simple tale of chivalry" that may nonetheless have had allegorical ambitions: the Bailiff (Imperial Russia) abducts and imprisons the Maiden (the Grand Duchy of Finland); although she endures hardship, she remains true to herself and is freed subsequently (Finland's independence) by her Lover (Finnish nationalists) and the Chatelaine of the castle (social reformers)."

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