Bluebeard
fr. La Barbe bleue · 1697
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Main Characters and Their Development
- Bluebeard - a wealthy and sinister nobleman known for his blue beard, which instills fear and disgust in those around him. He marries a young woman but soon reveals his cruel and mysterious nature by forbidding her to enter one of the rooms in his castle. His character embodies danger and mystery, serving as a warning of hidden threats.
- Bluebeard's Wife - a young and curious woman who becomes Bluebeard's wife. She feels fear and doubt towards her husband, but her curiosity prevails, leading her to break the prohibition by opening the forbidden room. Her character symbolizes innocence and the quest for truth, also showing how curiosity can lead to danger.
- The Wife's Brother - a protector and savior who comes to his sister's aid at a critical moment. His character represents hope and support, demonstrating the importance of family ties and loyalty.

Date of publication: 22 February 2025
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Genre: Children's literature
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