I love that the bastard is very cautious when it comes to instructions. He had heed to all the instructions he was told from the beginning of the story.
He is afraid of nothing, as the suspense created by the repetition of events occuring while he waited for the man who could turn himself into different things for seven times per night kept unfolding, he just kept calm and waited for him until he was done. So after killing him he wouldn't be able to change to another thing. That's bravery and wisdom being displayed.
Finally he will get to see his father, I hope he makes a good impression, I know already the golden colour of the fur of his tongue will do the job for him.
Thank you for educating on the naming of street roads in your city. It's wonderful to learn that some of the names has historical bases. It's same for most roads in my state.
RE: Folk Tales from Gascony: The Bastard, Part 5.