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Whom did the princess marry?
Whom did the princess marry?
What was the princess's reaction upon seeing the woods and meadows owned by King Grisly-Beard?
What was the princess's reaction upon seeing the woods and meadows owned by King Grisly-Beard?
What did the fiddler say when the princess questioned why they did not have servants?
What did the fiddler say when the princess questioned why they did not have servants?
What did the fiddler ask the princess to do shortly after arriving at their new home?
What did the fiddler ask the princess to do shortly after arriving at their new home?
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How did the princess feel about their small cottage?
How did the princess feel about their small cottage?
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What action did the fiddler take when the princess struggled with housework?
What action did the fiddler take when the princess struggled with housework?
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Why did the king tell the princess she must leave?
Why did the king tell the princess she must leave?
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What did the princess claim after discussing the possessions of King Grisly-Beard?
What did the princess claim after discussing the possessions of King Grisly-Beard?
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How was the meal the couple shared at their new home described?
How was the meal the couple shared at their new home described?
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What did the princess do when they reached the cottage?
What did the princess do when they reached the cottage?
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Study Notes
Marriage and Transition
- The princess is reluctantly married to a fiddler after seeking help from a parson.
- The king orders her to leave the castle and travel with her new husband.
Journey Through the Woods
- They pass through a wood owned by King Grisly-Beard.
- The princess expresses regret for not marrying King Grisly-Beard, wishing that all the woods could have been hers.
Meadows and City
- The couple arrives at beautiful meadows, also belonging to King Grisly-Beard.
- The princess laments her choice again, wishing she had chosen the king instead of the fiddler.
- They then see a grand city, further fueling her regrets over her decision.
The Fiddler's Response
- The fiddler questions her wish for another husband and highlights his own worth, implying that he should be sufficient for her.
Living Conditions
- They reach a small, humble cottage, which is to be their home.
- The princess expresses disappointment at their living situation, comparing it unfavorably to what she could have had with King Grisly-Beard.
Domestic Responsibilities
- The fiddler informs the princess that they will not have servants and she must handle household chores herself.
- She is unfamiliar with domestic tasks, leading to initial difficulties in preparing their supper.
- The fiddler helps her, indicating a need for teamwork despite their contrasting backgrounds.
Conclusion
- Their meal is modest, reflecting their new lifestyle.
- The fiddler demands that the princess wake early to do housework, signifying a shift in her status and responsibilities.
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Description
Explore the enchanting tale of a princess forced to marry a fiddler and their ensuing journey. This quiz delves into themes of fate, choice, and the consequences of decisions made. Test your knowledge of the story's characters and events.
