This story, apart from the meaningful names, is also known for its powerful moments.
- The Prince forcing Judge Hareheart to free Unfortunate who was wrongly convicted, using a whip.
- Using just a boat, two of the heroes, despite giving their lives, still manage to reach the Prince and give him the vital funds and advice after an attack by every archer of the enemy kingdom.
- The big battle. The Prince is not only an One-Man Army who cuts down several enemies, but he also is a clever tactician. Yet the enemy is far from helpless and nearly turns the tables twice.
- The other true hero of the fight is a young man that once doubted the Prince greatly. He more than redeems himself by cutting the bridge of the river, drowning several enemies who were about to attack the helpless country of the Fatalists, and then shielded the Prince from ten swords at once with his body. He contributed to this battle in these two moments just as much as the Prince himself.
- When Uncle King returns with a vengeance, mighty castles are waiting for him and force him to retreat fast.
- The Prince and Witless finally returning the donkey's head to Uncle King, which defeats him once and for all.
