This time, I read different chapters from Grimms' Fairy Tales, and the story I chose is A Riddling Tale.
This story made me feel tense and excited, but in the end, I felt relieved and happy. When the prince decided to enter the witch’s house, I was worried for him because he knew there was danger but still chose to stay. When the witch brought out the poisoned wine, I got even more nervous, afraid that he would fall for her trap. Luckily, the prince and his servant listened to the girl’s warning and avoided the danger, which made me feel relieved.
The servant was very smart—he used the poisoned crow to make the bad people at the inn pay for their evil deeds. That moment gave me a sense of relief because the villains were punished. When the prince decided to challenge the princess’s riddle, I got worried again because many people had failed before and even lost their lives. The princess trying to eavesdrop made me angry, but the servant’s cleverness stopped her plan, which made me very happy.
In the end, when the prince exposed the princess’s trick and the judges declared him the winner, I felt really satisfied. This story taught me the importance of courage, wisdom, and honesty, and the ending made me feel like justice had been served. Even though the story was filled with danger, the happy ending left me feeling comforted.
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