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He tries to get east, and meets an old man who urges him to come fishing with him. They were carried off to Turkey by a storm, where Turks enslaved them, and they worked in the Sultan's garden. His wife gets wind of his presence, and they escape, with her damsels and much treasure. The old man demands half share -- not only for the gold, but also of the wife. Fair Brow begs him to take a larger share of the treasure. The old man reveals he is the ghost of the man he had buried, and leaves him all the treasure. He vanished. They returned to home, and Fair Brow's father came to live with them. He died not long after, and Fair Brow was his heir.
[[http://www.surlalunefairytales.com/authors/crane/fairbrow.html Full text here]].
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He tries to get east, and meets an old man who urges him to come fishing with him. They were carried off to Turkey by a storm, where Turks enslaved them, and they worked in the Sultan's garden. His wife gets wind of his presence, presence and they escape, with her damsels handmaidens and much a huge treasure. The old man demands half share -- not only for the gold, but also of the wife. Fair Brow begs him to take a larger share of the treasure. treasure and leave his wife alone. The old man reveals he is the ghost of the man he had buried, and leaves him all the treasure. He vanished. treasure, and then he vanishes.
Theyreturned returns to home, and Fair Brow's father came comes to live with them. He died dies not long after, and Fair Brow was inherits his heir.
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* AndroclesLion: The main character is helped by the ghost of a man whose burial was paid by Fair Brow.
* DueToTheDead:Burial
Fair Brow pays a dead man's debts so he can be given a decent burial.
* FallenOnHardTimesJob:paintingFair Brow and his wife resort to paint and sell pictures when he is driven out of his father's home.
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* GirlInTheTower: After getting his daughter back, the Sultan locks her away in a tower as punishment.
* MadeASlave: The Sultan'sdaughter; then, daughter is captured by pirates who intend to sell her into slavery. Later, Fair Brow himself and the old man are captured by Turks and forced to work as slaves.
* MalignedMixedMarriage: The Sultan imprisons his Muslim daughter upon discovering she married to a Christian man.
* NamelessNarrative: Fair Brow is the only character who is given one name, halfway through the story.
* OurGhostsAreDifferent: Thegrateful dead man
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* RichesToRags: Fair Brow and his wife are kicked out of his father's house and live off painting and selling pictures forthe loss of the money.a while.
* MadeASlave: The Sultan's
* MalignedMixedMarriage: The Sultan imprisons his Muslim daughter upon discovering she married to a Christian man.
* NamelessNarrative: Fair Brow is the only character who is given one name, halfway through the story.
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'''''Fair Brow''''' is an Italian FairyTale collected by Thomas Frederick Crane in ''Italian Popular Tales''.
A merchant sends out his son, Fair Brow, with a sum of money to trade. He spends it all paying off a dead man's debts so he can be buried. The merchant gives him another sum, and he spends it buying a kidnapped slave woman, whom he married. His father throws him out, and he can not work. His wife has him sell her paintings, and warns him not to tell anyone who paints them. Some Turks recognize them as the handiwork of the Sultan's daughter, and trick him into revealing it, so they carry her off again.
He tries to get east, and meets an old man who urges him to come fishing with him. They were carried off to Turkey by a storm, where Turks enslaved them, and they worked in the Sultan's garden. His wife gets wind of his presence, and they escape, with her damsels and much treasure. The old man demands half share -- not only for the gold, but also of the wife. Fair Brow begs him to take a larger share of the treasure. The old man reveals he is the ghost of the man he had buried, and leaves him all the treasure. He vanished. They returned to home, and Fair Brow's father came to live with them. He died not long after, and Fair Brow was his heir.
[[http://www.surlalunefairytales.com/authors/crane/fairbrow.html Full text here]].
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!!Tropes included
* DueToTheDead: Burial
* FallenOnHardTimesJob: painting
* ForbiddenFruit
* MadeASlave: The Sultan's daughter; then, Fair Brow himself and the old man
* OurGhostsAreDifferent: The grateful dead man
* {{Pirates}}: He blames them for the loss of the moeny
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A merchant sends out his son, Fair Brow, with a sum of money to trade. He spends it all paying off a dead man's debts so he can be buried. The merchant gives him another sum, and he spends it buying a kidnapped slave woman, whom he married. His father throws him out, and he can not work. His wife has him sell her paintings, and warns him not to tell anyone who paints them. Some Turks recognize them as the handiwork of the Sultan's daughter, and trick him into revealing it, so they carry her off again.
He tries to get east, and meets an old man who urges him to come fishing with him. They were carried off to Turkey by a storm, where Turks enslaved them, and they worked in the Sultan's garden. His wife gets wind of his presence, and they escape, with her damsels and much treasure. The old man demands half share -- not only for the gold, but also of the wife. Fair Brow begs him to take a larger share of the treasure. The old man reveals he is the ghost of the man he had buried, and leaves him all the treasure. He vanished. They returned to home, and Fair Brow's father came to live with them. He died not long after, and Fair Brow was his heir.
[[http://www.surlalunefairytales.com/authors/crane/fairbrow.html Full text here]].
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!!Tropes included
* DueToTheDead: Burial
* FallenOnHardTimesJob: painting
* ForbiddenFruit
* MadeASlave: The Sultan's daughter; then, Fair Brow himself and the old man
* OurGhostsAreDifferent: The grateful dead man
* {{Pirates}}: He blames them for the loss of the moeny
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