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00:00Rumpelstiltskin

00:07Rumpelstiltskin

00:11Once upon a time there was a small kingdom

00:14at the edge of a dark wood forest.

00:17Tales were told about the evil presence that lived in the forest.

00:22Still, people in the kingdom were living happily

00:25under the wise rule of a young king.

00:29There lived a poor miller with his daughter.

00:32She was very beautiful and charming.

00:35The miller was a chatterbox

00:37and had a habit of exaggerating what he told to others.

00:40The miller had fooled many people many times.

00:44So they complained about the miller to the king.

00:47The king decided to teach him a lesson and called him to visit.

00:51My dear majesty, thank you for giving me the honor to meet you.

01:00Since you don't know anything about me, I would like to tell you about my daughter and me.

01:06Yes, please, go ahead.

01:09I have a daughter who is the most beautiful girl in the world.

01:13But more than that, she can spin gold out of straw.

01:17That is an art that pleases me well.

01:20If your daughter is as clever as you say, bring her to my castle that I may put her to the proof.

01:27Uh, yes, yes, yes, sure, my majesty.

01:33Miller went home and told his daughter all about it.

01:38I always told you.

01:40Don't lie to anyone.

01:42Now you are trapped in your own lie.

01:45Father was speechless and ashamed of himself.

01:50Both left for the castle to face the upcoming disasters.

01:59Oh, welcome, Mr. Miller.

02:01Welcome, beautiful lady.

02:03You are as beautiful as your father described.

02:06I hope you would spin the gold from straw.

02:10Let's not waste any time.

02:12Come with me.

02:14The king himself led her into a room that was quite full of straws and gave her a wheel and spindle.

02:22Now set to work.

02:24And if by early morning you have not spun this straw to gold, you and your father shall die.

02:35Keep the guard.

02:36Be sure she does not escape.

02:38The poor Miller's daughter didn't know what to do.

02:41Her distress grew so quick that she began to weep.

02:46Suddenly a bright light beamed.

02:48And there appeared a fearsome looking little man.

02:51Good evening, Miller's daughter.

02:55Why are you crying?

02:57Oh, I have got to spin gold out of straw and I don't understand how to do it.

03:05What?

03:06Hmm.

03:07What will you give me if I spin it for you?

03:13I can give you my necklace.

03:15The little man took the necklace, seated himself before the wheel and whirr, whirr, whirr, three times round and the bobbin was full.

03:26Then he took up another and whirr, whirr, whirr, whirr, whirr, whirr, three times round.

03:34And they were full.

03:36And so he went on till the morning.

03:39All the straw had been spun, and all the bobbins were full of gold.

03:51Thank you, little man. May I know who you are? What's your name?

03:57The little man laughed, but he disappeared in an instant.

04:04At sunrise came the king, and when he saw the gold, he was astonished.

04:09Oh my goodness! I was thinking that your boastful father was lying to me.

04:15Now you go and take some rest. I will meet you in the evening.

04:20The miller's daughter thought that the king would now reward her and let her go home peacefully.

04:26But in the evening, the greedy king took her into another room filled with straw, much bigger than the previous room.

04:34If you value you and your father's life, you must spin all of this into gold tonight.

04:40The girl did not know what to do, so she began to cry again.

04:49Soon the little man appeared in the room again.

04:52Stop crying, girl. What will you give me if I spin all this straw into gold?

05:01The girl thought for a while, and noticed the golden ring in her hand, the last precious thing she could offer him.

05:08Take this ring from my finger.

05:11The little man pulled the ring and began to spin the wheel, whirring round.

05:16By next morning, all the straw was spun into glistening gold.

05:32Thank you so much, little man. May I know who you are? Please?

05:38The little man laughed and disappeared.

05:43The king came in and was rejoiced beyond the measure at the sight.

05:49Oh dear, you are a gift to our kingdom. I have no words left to praise your talent.

05:55Please go and take some sleep. I will meet you in the evening.

05:59At sunset, the king came to the girl, and again took her into an even larger room full of straw.

06:10This too must be spun in one night, and if you accomplish this, you shall be my wife.

06:17I am not likely to find anyone better in the whole world.

06:21As soon as the girl was left alone, the little man appeared for the third time.

06:29What will you give me if I spin the straw for you this time?

06:38I have nothing left to give.

06:42Okay, okay, don't cry.

06:44Then you must promise me to give me your first child after you are queen.

06:51She had no other option but to say yes.

06:55Promise me that you will not forget your word.

07:00Yes, I promise.

07:02The little man began to spin all night much faster than before.

07:10All the straw was spun into gold.

07:13As he finished his work for the night, he laughed and dismissed him immediately.

07:17In the morning, the king came and found all the work done according to his wish.

07:23Oh dear, you have proved yourself enough.

07:27I am going to marry you tomorrow.

07:29The miller's pretty daughter became the queen.

07:36In a year's time, she brought a child into the world.

07:41She forgot about her promise to the little man.

07:45One day, when she was all alone in her room,

07:49suddenly, the little man appeared in her room.

07:52Did you forget your promise, queen?

07:59No, I still remember it, but I love my baby very much.

08:06Can I ask some favor of you?

08:09Hmm.

08:09I'm the queen now.

08:13You can ask anything you want instead of my baby.

08:16I can give you whatever you ask for.

08:19No, I would rather have something living than all the treasures of the world.

08:26Oh, little man, I beg you for this.

08:32Please leave my baby.

08:36Please.

08:38The little man had pity upon her.

08:42He put one strict condition to guess his name.

08:45I will give you three days,

08:47and if at the end of that time you cannot guess my name,

08:51you must give the child to me.

08:56Thank you, little man.

08:58I will find your honorable name.

09:00I will find it.

09:01Okay, then.

09:02I will come back tomorrow.

09:07The queen spent the whole night thinking about all the names that she'd ever heard.

09:12Next day, she sent a messenger to ask far and wide

09:16for all the names that can be found.

09:21A little man came back.

09:32So, have you figured out my name?

09:36Yes.

09:38Is your name Casper?

09:41Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

09:43That is not my name.

09:45Is your name Melquire?

09:48No, it is not.

09:52Balthazar?

09:54No.

09:55Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

09:57The queen repeated all the names she knew

10:00and went through the whole list given by the messenger.

10:04But after each name,

10:05Luna laughed at her and said no.

10:08That's enough for the day.

10:10I will come back tomorrow.

10:13So, be prepared.

10:16On the second day,

10:18the queen sent the messenger to the neighboring kingdoms

10:20to search the most unusual and singular names.

10:26The little man came back in the evening.

10:28The queen was ready with her list.

10:31Perhaps you are...

10:33Roast Ribs?

10:34Roast Ribs?

10:35Roast Ribs?

10:36Roast Ribs?

10:36That is not my name.

10:39Sheepshanks?

10:39Roast Ribs?

10:40Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

10:41No, it is not.

10:43Spindleshanks?

10:44Roast Ribs?

10:45No.

10:45Ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho.

10:47The queen went through the entire list,

10:50but after each name,

10:51the little man said no.

10:54Tomorrow is the last day, my queen,

10:57and I doubt you can save your baby.

11:00Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

11:02The queen got worried,

11:05but on the third day,

11:08she heard something unusual from the messenger.

11:11I have not been able to find one single new name,

11:15but as I passed through the woods,

11:17I came to a high hill,

11:19and nearby there was a small house,

11:21and before the house burned a fire,

11:24and round the fire danced a comical little man,

11:27and he hopped on one leg and sung,

11:30Today I bake, and tomorrow I brew.

11:34The day after that, the queen's child comes in,

11:37and ooh, I am glad that nobody knew that.

11:40My name is Roast Ribs skin.

11:43Ha, ha, ha.

11:46That's it.

11:47You cannot imagine how relieved I am.

11:51The queen immediately pulled out her necklace

11:53and gave it to the messenger as a reward.

11:55After some time, the little man reappeared.

12:00Now, queen, what is my name?

12:04Are you called Jack?

12:07No.

12:08Oh, oh, oh, oh.

12:10Are you called Harry?

12:12Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

12:14Then perhaps your name is Rumpelstiltskin.

12:18The devil told you that? The devil told you that?

12:25In his anger, he stumbled onto the ground above his knee.

12:31Then he seized his left foot with both his hands in such a fury that he split it in two.

12:37And there and then was the end of Rumpelstiltskin.

12:43And the queen lived happily with her child and king thereafter.

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