ATU 612: The Three Snake-Leaves


Arene Thompson Uther ATU Title ATU Summary Arne Thompson ▲ Thompson
612The Three Snake-LeavesSee analysis of 612. II. (c) The wife is bitten by a snake and dies. III. (a) The man and his wife are separated. (b) The husband becomes an adviser to the king. (c) The wife, who has become a prostitute or dancer, pleases the king and is granted aâ€Ļ , 612B491.1., B512., D1500.1.4., E105., E165., K2213.2., K2213.5., M254., P361., S142.




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