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Grimms' Fairy Tales, Part 10 summary

Part 10 of 62 · 9 min to read the part

In The Fisherman and His Wife, a fisherman releases a talking fish that claims to be an enchanted prince, and his wife Ilsabill sends him back for increasingly grand rewards. The fish grants her wishes from a cottage to the papacy, but her demand to command the sun and moon returns the couple to their pigsty.

What happens

  1. A fisherman catches a talking fish, hears its claim to be an enchanted prince, and releases it without asking for payment.
  2. Ilsabill sends her reluctant husband to request a cottage, then a castle, and the fish grants both wishes.
  3. She demands to become king and then emperor, while her husband obeys despite his growing fear and objections.
  4. The fish makes Ilsabill pope, but she remains dissatisfied and lies awake considering what greater position she can demand.
  5. Angry that sunrise happens without her permission, Ilsabill demands authority over the sun and moon.
  6. Amid a violent storm, the fisherman delivers her request, and the fish sends them back to their pigsty.

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What to notice

The final response reverses the earlier gifts. Instead of granting greater power, the fish returns the couple to their original home.

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What prompts Ilsabill's final demand?

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