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* CollectorOfTheStrange: Kaspar has a special box of magic charms, beads, and [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers licorice]]-- "Have some!"
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* CollectorOfTheStrange: Kaspar has a special box of magic charms, beads, and [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers licorice]]-- licorice-- "Have some!"
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* DontMakeMeTakeMyBeltOff: Amahl's mother threatens to spank him for lying when he says there are three kings at the door.
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* RuleOfThree: Three kings, three gifts, you know the drill.
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* TheThreeWiseMen: That being the titular Night Visitors.
* TrueMeaningOfChristmas: TheThreeWiseMen are journeying to bring gifts to the baby UsefulNotes/{{Jesus}}. Amahl offers to give his crutch, which is his only possession to give. [[spoiler:This leads to his miraculous healing.]]
* TrueMeaningOfChristmas: TheThreeWiseMen are journeying to bring gifts to the baby UsefulNotes/{{Jesus}}. Amahl offers to give his crutch, which is his only possession to give. [[spoiler:This leads to his miraculous healing.]]
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* ICantHearYou: Kaspar's a bit deaf and Amahl has to repeat things for him.
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* CollectorOfTheStrange: Kaspar has a special box of magic charms, beads, and [[TheLastOfTheseAreNotLikeTheOthers [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers licorice]]-- "Have some!"
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* CollectorOfTheStrange: Kaspar has a special box of magic charms, beads, and [[TheLastOfTheseAreNotLikeTheOthers licorice]]-- "Have some!"
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The story concerns Amahl, a poor crippled boy who lives with his mother, as they are visited by [[TheThreeWiseMen the three kings]] on the night of {{Jesus}}' birth. Amahl has a habit of lying, and his mother initially does not believe him when he talks about the unusual star he sees. When she sees the riches that the kings have and intend to give to the infant Jesus, she attempts to steal the gold. King Melchior, however, forgives her when he sees Amahl defend her.
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The story concerns Amahl, a poor crippled boy who lives with his mother, as they are visited by [[TheThreeWiseMen the three kings]] on the night of {{Jesus}}' UsefulNotes/{{Jesus}}' birth. Amahl has a habit of lying, and his mother initially does not believe him when he talks about the unusual star he sees. When she sees the riches that the kings have and intend to give to the infant Jesus, she attempts to steal the gold. King Melchior, however, forgives her when he sees Amahl defend her.
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A "Christmas opera" by Gian-Carlo Menotti, written on commission for Creator/{{NBC}}. First performed in 1951.
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A "Christmas opera" by Gian-Carlo Menotti, written on commission for Creator/{{NBC}}.Creator/{{NBC}} and the ''Series/HallmarkHallOfFame''. First performed in 1951.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: Since "Amahl" is only about an hour long, American composer David Conte wrote an operatic setting of "Literature/TheGiftOfTheMagi'' for the same size orchestra, intending it as a companion piece to fill out the other half of a double bill.
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* AwayInAManger: The three kings are on their way there, of course, but [[{{Averted}} we don't see it in the story]].
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* StarOfBethlehem: Spotted by Amahl, as well as by the three kings.
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* CryingWolf: Amahl's mother thinks he is doing this when Amahl tells her that one, two, or finally three kings are at the door.
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A "Christmas opera" by Gian-Carlo Menotti, written on commission for {{NBC}}. Creator/{{NBC}}. First performed in 1951.
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The story concerns Amahl, a poor crippled boy who lives with his mother, as they are visited by TheThreeWiseMen the three kings]] on the night of {{Jesus}}' birth. Amahl has a habit of lying, and his mother initially does not believe him when he talks about the unusual star he sees. When she sees the riches that the kings have and intend to give to the infant Jesus, she attempts to steal the gold. King Melchior, however, forgives her when he sees Amahl defend her.
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The story concerns Amahl, a poor crippled boy who lives with his mother, as they are visited by TheThreeWiseMen [[TheThreeWiseMen the three kings]] on the night of {{Jesus}}' birth. Amahl has a habit of lying, and his mother initially does not believe him when he talks about the unusual star he sees. When she sees the riches that the kings have and intend to give to the infant Jesus, she attempts to steal the gold. King Melchior, however, forgives her when he sees Amahl defend her.
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The story concerns Amahl, a poor crippled boy who lives with his mother, as they are visited by the three kings on the night of {{Jesus}}' birth. Amahl has a habit of lying, and his mother initially does not believe him when he talks about the unusual star he sees. When she sees the riches that the kings have and intend to give to the infant Jesus, she attempts to steal the gold. King Melchior, however, forgives her when he sees Amahl defend her.
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The story concerns Amahl, a poor crippled boy who lives with his mother, as they are visited by TheThreeWiseMen the three kings kings]] on the night of {{Jesus}}' birth. Amahl has a habit of lying, and his mother initially does not believe him when he talks about the unusual star he sees. When she sees the riches that the kings have and intend to give to the infant Jesus, she attempts to steal the gold. King Melchior, however, forgives her when he sees Amahl defend her.
