I was glad to know the Flying serpent had been freed from the curse that was upon him, he really was a human being and a king too. It seems misfortune is still hovering around them, and this time it's the little girl. And just like the tale of the king of Ravens where the little princess couldn't just wait for one more night to see her handsome husband the king, this time around it's with the burning of the flying serpent wings and skin. The little girl did exactly what she was told to do. Although she was told to burn it to the last piece, I guess the part of the serpent wings and skin turning to flowers wasn't mentioned to her. It seems the flower is always the reason for her misfortunes.
Still wondering who the bad man is. I hope to know in the next episode. And I hope the little princess is safe as well.
Thanks for the additional details and comparison with other related stories. They make us relate more with the tales.
Y'all did a nice job with the improvements on the property. The view is great, and I think the improvements are really worth it.
Well done Sir.
RE: Folk Tales from Gascony: The Sleeping Beauty, Part 2.