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"The Fair One with Golden Locks" is a FairyTale by [[Creator/MadameDAulnoy Madame d'Aulnoy]]. Dinah M. Mulock Craik translated it under this title; so did Creator/AndrewLang, under the title "Pretty Goldilocks."
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"The Fair One with Golden Locks" is a FairyTale by [[Creator/MadameDAulnoy Madame d'Aulnoy]].Creator/MadameDAulnoy. Dinah M. Mulock Craik translated it under this title; so did Creator/AndrewLang, under the title "Pretty Goldilocks."
Andrew Lang's translation can be read [[http://mythfolklore.net/andrewlang/307.htm here]] and [[https://www.gutenberg.org/files/503/503-h/503-h.htm#link2H_4_0019 here]].
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* ContrivedCoincidence: The king's death.
* HonorBeforeReason: Avenant.
* HumbleHero: Avenant, willing to complete ridiculously difficult quests to win a bride for his king.
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* GirlInTheTower: Rare male example. Avenant is imprisoned in a tower by his king.
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* LovePotion: The king decides to use a potion to woo the princess.
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* UngratefulBastard: The king locks Avenant away in a tower, even though he carries out his mission.
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'''"The Fair One with Golden Locks"''' is a FairyTale by by Madame d'Aulnoy. Dinah M. Mulock Craik.
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* HairOfGold: The princess.
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"The Fair One with Golden Locks" is a FairyTale by Dinah M. Mulock Craik.
The tale follows the story of the beautiful daughter of a king, whom they called The Fair One with Golden Locks. A nearby prince soon heard of this beauty and began a series of attempts to woo her, eventually sending his faithful servant Avenant who brought along his dog. In his journey to the kingdom, Avenant saved many creatures, which promised to later aid him if they could. Arriving at the kingdom of the woman, he asked for her hand for his master. She agreed but asked him to complete a series of nigh impossible tasks.
Avenant managed to complete the challenges with the aid of those he had helped before. Upon returning the princess agreed to go with him and, although she had fallen in love with Avenant, he rebuked the idea, being loyal to his king. Though the king married the princess he soon became jealous of her attachment to Avenant, and sealed him away in a tower. He then decided to use a vial of water that made those washed in it beautiful to better woo his bride. Unfortunately, a maid had broken the vial and replaced it with a vial of poison, which caused the king's death. With the death of the king, the widowed queen freed Avenant, asking him to be king in his master's place, and he agreed.
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!!Tropes associated with this work:
* ContrivedCoincidence: The king's death.
* HairOfGold: The princess.
* HonorBeforeReason: Avenant.
* HumbleHero: Avenant, willing to complete ridiculously difficult quests to win a bride for his king.
* RuleOfThree: Avenant rescues three animals from death on his way to the princess. The princess then has him complete three tasks.
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The tale follows the story of the beautiful daughter of a king, whom they called The Fair One with Golden Locks. A nearby prince soon heard of this beauty and began a series of attempts to woo her, eventually sending his faithful servant Avenant who brought along his dog. In his journey to the kingdom, Avenant saved many creatures, which promised to later aid him if they could. Arriving at the kingdom of the woman, he asked for her hand for his master. She agreed but asked him to complete a series of nigh impossible tasks.
Avenant managed to complete the challenges with the aid of those he had helped before. Upon returning the princess agreed to go with him and, although she had fallen in love with Avenant, he rebuked the idea, being loyal to his king. Though the king married the princess he soon became jealous of her attachment to Avenant, and sealed him away in a tower. He then decided to use a vial of water that made those washed in it beautiful to better woo his bride. Unfortunately, a maid had broken the vial and replaced it with a vial of poison, which caused the king's death. With the death of the king, the widowed queen freed Avenant, asking him to be king in his master's place, and he agreed.
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!!Tropes associated with this work:
* ContrivedCoincidence: The king's death.
* HairOfGold: The princess.
* HonorBeforeReason: Avenant.
* HumbleHero: Avenant, willing to complete ridiculously difficult quests to win a bride for his king.
* RuleOfThree: Avenant rescues three animals from death on his way to the princess. The princess then has him complete three tasks.
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