The Swineherd
dan. Svinedrengen · 1841
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Interesting Facts
- The tale tells of a prince who pretends to be a swineherd to win the love of a capricious princess.
- The prince offers the princess magical gifts, such as a musical pot and a rattle that play melodies.
- The story raises themes of vanity and superficiality, showing how the princess rejects true values in favor of material goods.
- The tale ends with the princess losing everything when she is expelled from the palace for inappropriate behavior.
- The work is a satire on societal norms and human weaknesses, mocking the superficial attitude towards love and wealth.

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Date of publication: 25 October 2024
Updated: 6 November 2024
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Genre: Children's literature
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