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werewolf | so when the latter stepped out , she had to listen to all sorts of abuse from her step - sister , as was to be expected . yet she paid no attention to her , and thought only of how she might find the flower of which the old woman had spoken . they went through the forest , and suddenly she saw a beautiful white lily gr... | what did the lily do when it was picked up ? | disappeared and reappeared somewhat further away . | local | action | explicit | ||
werewolf | so when the latter stepped out , she had to listen to all sorts of abuse from her step - sister , as was to be expected . yet she paid no attention to her , and thought only of how she might find the flower of which the old woman had spoken . they went through the forest , and suddenly she saw a beautiful white lily gr... | what will the king's daughter do when the lily reappears further away ? | chase after it . | local | prediction | implicit | ||
werewolf | the king 's daughter was now filled with eagerness , no longer listened to her step - sister 's calls , and kept right on running . yet each time when she stooped to pick the lily , it suddenly disappeared and reappeared somewhat further away . thus it went for some time , and the princess was drawn further and further... | how did the king's daughter feel about the lily ? | eagerness . | local | feeling | explicit | ||
werewolf | the king 's daughter was now filled with eagerness , no longer listened to her step - sister 's calls , and kept right on running . yet each time when she stooped to pick the lily , it suddenly disappeared and reappeared somewhat further away . thus it went for some time , and the princess was drawn further and further... | what made the king's daughter forget her step-sisters and everyone else in the world ? | so heartfelt was her happiness . | local | causal relationship | explicit | ||
werewolf | for a long time she did not tire of looking at the beautiful flower . then she suddenly began to wonder what her step - mother would say when she came home after having remained out so long . and she looked around , in order to find the way back to the castle . but as she looked around , behold , the sun had set and no... | why did the king's daughter not have faith in her ability to find the homeward path ? | below her lay the forest , so dark and shadowed . | local | causal relationship | explicit | ||
werewolf | for a long time she did not tire of looking at the beautiful flower . then she suddenly began to wonder what her step - mother would say when she came home after having remained out so long . and she looked around , in order to find the way back to the castle . but as she looked around , behold , the sun had set and no... | how did the king's daughter feel about spending the night on the hill-top ? | very sad . | local | feeling | explicit | ||
werewolf | for a long time she did not tire of looking at the beautiful flower . then she suddenly began to wonder what her step - mother would say when she came home after having remained out so long . and she looked around , in order to find the way back to the castle . but as she looked around , behold , the sun had set and no... | how did the tiny old man seem ? | very humble . | local | character | explicit | ||
werewolf | for a long time she did not tire of looking at the beautiful flower . then she suddenly began to wonder what her step - mother would say when she came home after having remained out so long . and she looked around , in order to find the way back to the castle . but as she looked around , behold , the sun had set and no... | what will the tiny old man do for the king's daughter ? | help her . | local | prediction | implicit | ||
werewolf | she answered : " yes , it is no doubt my fate to grieve , and never be happy again . i have lost my dearest love , and now i have lost my way in the forest , and am afraid of being devoured by wild beasts . " " as to that , " said the old man , " you need have no fear . if you will do exactly as i say , i will help you... | why did the princess not want to throw the lily into the kettle ? | so fond had she grown of the beautiful flower . | local | causal relationship | explicit | ||
werewolf | the moment she did so a hollow roar , like that of some wild beast , sounded from the forest . it came nearer , and turned into such a terrible howling that all the surrounding hills reechoed it . finally there was a cracking and breaking among the trees , the bushes were thrust aside , and the princess saw a great gre... | what happened because the princess poured the contents of the kettle over the wolf ? | the wolf was transformed , cast off his thick grey pelt , and there stood a handsome young man . | local | outcome resolution | explicit | ||
werewolf | the moment she did so a hollow roar , like that of some wild beast , sounded from the forest . it came nearer , and turned into such a terrible howling that all the surrounding hills reechoed it . finally there was a cracking and breaking among the trees , the bushes were thrust aside , and the princess saw a great gre... | who was the handsome young man ? | the king 's daughter 's lover . | local | character | explicit | ||
werewolf | it is easy to imagine how the princess felt . she opened her arms , and could neither ask questions nor reply to them , so moved and delighted was she . but the prince ran hastily up the hill , embraced her tenderly , and thanked her for delivering him . nor did he forget the little old man , but thanked him with many ... | how did the princess feel about being reunited with the prince ? | excited . | local | feeling | implicit | ||
werewolf | it is easy to imagine how the princess felt . she opened her arms , and could neither ask questions nor reply to them , so moved and delighted was she . but the prince ran hastily up the hill , embraced her tenderly , and thanked her for delivering him . nor did he forget the little old man , but thanked him with many ... | what did the princess want to do when she saw the king's messenger ? | descend the hill at once to meet her father . | local | action | explicit | ||
werewolf | it is easy to imagine how the princess felt . she opened her arms , and could neither ask questions nor reply to them , so moved and delighted was she . but the prince ran hastily up the hill , embraced her tenderly , and thanked her for delivering him . nor did he forget the little old man , but thanked him with many ... | why did the old man tell the princess to stay there a little while longer ? | they had not yet seen how everything will turn out . | summary | causal relationship | implicit | ||
werewolf | an opportunity soon offered itself . news came that the enemy had entered the land , and the king was compelled to go to war . now the princess began to find out the kind of step - mother she had . for no sooner had the king departed than the queen showed her true nature , and was just as harsh and unkind as she former... | how did the queen treat the princess after the king left ? | poorly . | summary | action | implicit | ||
secret-church | once the schoolmaster of etnedal was staying in the mountains to fish . he was very fond of reading , and so he always carried one book or another along with him , with which he could lie down , and which he read on holidays , or when the weather forced him to stay in the little fishing - hut . one sunday morning , as ... | what was the schoolmaster of etnedal doing to fish ? | staying in the mountains . | local | action | explicit | ||
secret-church | once the schoolmaster of etnedal was staying in the mountains to fish . he was very fond of reading , and so he always carried one book or another along with him , with which he could lie down , and which he read on holidays , or when the weather forced him to stay in the little fishing - hut . one sunday morning , as ... | why did the schoolmaster always carry one book or another along with him ? | he was very fond of reading . | local | causal relationship | explicit | ||
secret-church | once the schoolmaster of etnedal was staying in the mountains to fish . he was very fond of reading , and so he always carried one book or another along with him , with which he could lie down , and which he read on holidays , or when the weather forced him to stay in the little fishing - hut . one sunday morning , as ... | what was special about the sound of the church bells ? | sometimes they sounded faintly ; at other times the sound was clear . | local | action | explicit | ||
secret-church | once the schoolmaster of etnedal was staying in the mountains to fish . he was very fond of reading , and so he always carried one book or another along with him , with which he could lie down , and which he read on holidays , or when the weather forced him to stay in the little fishing - hut . one sunday morning , as ... | how did the schoolmaster feel about the church bells ? | surprised . | local | feeling | explicit | ||
secret-church | once the schoolmaster of etnedal was staying in the mountains to fish . he was very fond of reading , and so he always carried one book or another along with him , with which he could lie down , and which he read on holidays , or when the weather forced him to stay in the little fishing - hut . one sunday morning , as ... | what did the schoolmaster do because of the church bell sound ? | laid aside his book , stood up and went out . | local | action | explicit | ||
secret-church | after a time the priest came by , and he was so old and decrepit that his wife and daughter led him . and when they came to the spot where the schoolmaster was standing , they stopped and invited him to come to church and hear mass . the schoolmaster thought for a moment ; but since it occurred to him that it might be ... | what did the priest, wife, and daughter do when they saw the schoolmaster ? | stopped and invited him to come to church and hear mass . | local | action | explicit | ||
secret-church | after a time the priest came by , and he was so old and decrepit that his wife and daughter led him . and when they came to the spot where the schoolmaster was standing , they stopped and invited him to come to church and hear mass . the schoolmaster thought for a moment ; but since it occurred to him that it might be ... | why did the schoolmaster agree to go along ? | he thought it might be amusing to see how these people worshiped god . | local | causal relationship | explicit | ||
secret-church | after a time the priest came by , and he was so old and decrepit that his wife and daughter led him . and when they came to the spot where the schoolmaster was standing , they stopped and invited him to come to church and hear mass . the schoolmaster thought for a moment ; but since it occurred to him that it might be ... | why did the priests wife and daughter lead him ? | he was so old and decrepit . | local | causal relationship | explicit | ||
secret-church | after a time the priest came by , and he was so old and decrepit that his wife and daughter led him . and when they came to the spot where the schoolmaster was standing , they stopped and invited him to come to church and hear mass . the schoolmaster thought for a moment ; but since it occurred to him that it might be ... | how did the schoolmaster feel as he heard the sermon ? | confused . | local | feeling | implicit | ||
secret-church | after a time the priest came by , and he was so old and decrepit that his wife and daughter led him . and when they came to the spot where the schoolmaster was standing , they stopped and invited him to come to church and hear mass . the schoolmaster thought for a moment ; but since it occurred to him that it might be ... | how did the pastor and his family treat the schoolmaster ? | kindly . | local | action | implicit | ||
secret-church | when mass had been said , the schoolmaster was invited to the parsonage . he gave the same answer he had already returned , that he would be glad to go if he suffered no harm thereby . and as before , they assured him he would not lose ; but rather gain thereby . so he went with them to the parsonage , just such an att... | why did the schoolmaster go to the parsonage ? | they assured him he would not lose ; but rather gain thereby . | local | causal relationship | explicit | ||
secret-church | when mass had been said , the schoolmaster was invited to the parsonage . he gave the same answer he had already returned , that he would be glad to go if he suffered no harm thereby . and as before , they assured him he would not lose ; but rather gain thereby . so he went with them to the parsonage , just such an att... | what did the parsonage have ? | a garden with glowers and apple - trees , with a neat lattice fence around it . | local | action | explicit | ||
secret-church | when mass had been said , the schoolmaster was invited to the parsonage . he gave the same answer he had already returned , that he would be glad to go if he suffered no harm thereby . and as before , they assured him he would not lose ; but rather gain thereby . so he went with them to the parsonage , just such an att... | what happened because the priest had grown so old and decrepit ? | he could not keep up much longer . | local | outcome resolution | explicit | ||
secret-church | then she began to say that the schoolmaster was such a strong and able man , and finally , that she and her daughter would like to have him for priest , and whether he would not stay and succeed the old father . the schoolmaster objected that he was no scholar . but they insisted that he had more learning than was need... | why did the wife and her daughter say they would like to have the schoolmaster for priest ? | the schoolmaster was such a strong and able man . | local | causal relationship | explicit | ||
secret-church | then she began to say that the schoolmaster was such a strong and able man , and finally , that she and her daughter would like to have him for priest , and whether he would not stay and succeed the old father . the schoolmaster objected that he was no scholar . but they insisted that he had more learning than was need... | what happened when the schoolmaster asked for a year to think it over ? | he found himself standing by a pond in the wood , and could see neither nor parsonage . | local | outcome resolution | explicit | ||
secret-church | then she began to say that the schoolmaster was such a strong and able man , and finally , that she and her daughter would like to have him for priest , and whether he would not stay and succeed the old father . the schoolmaster objected that he was no scholar . but they insisted that he had more learning than was need... | why did the schoolmaster ask for a year to think it over ? | it would be unwise to act too hurriedly . | local | causal relationship | explicit | ||
secret-church | so he thought the matter was at an end . but a year later , just as the term he had set was up , he was working on a house , for during the school vacation he busied himself either with fishing or carpentering . he was just straddling a wall when he saw the pastor 's daughter , the one whom he had seen in the mountains... | what was the schoolmaster doing just as the term he had set was up ? | working on a house . | local | action | explicit | ||
secret-church | so he thought the matter was at an end . but a year later , just as the term he had set was up , he was working on a house , for during the school vacation he busied himself either with fishing or carpentering . he was just straddling a wall when he saw the pastor 's daughter , the one whom he had seen in the mountains... | who did the schoolmaster see when he was straddling a wall ? | the pastor 's daughter . | local | character | explicit | ||
secret-church | so he thought the matter was at an end . but a year later , just as the term he had set was up , he was working on a house , for during the school vacation he busied himself either with fishing or carpentering . he was just straddling a wall when he saw the pastor 's daughter , the one whom he had seen in the mountains... | what happened when the schoolmaster declined to become the pastor ? | the pastor 's daughter from underground vanished . | local | outcome resolution | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | once upon a time there was a king who took such a joy in the chase , that he knew no greater pleasure than hunting wild beasts . early and late he camped in the forest with hawk and hound , and good fortune always followed his hunting . but it chanced one day that he could rouse no game , although he had tried in every... | what did the king love to do ? | hunting wild beasts . | local | action | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | once upon a time there was a king who took such a joy in the chase , that he knew no greater pleasure than hunting wild beasts . early and late he camped in the forest with hawk and hound , and good fortune always followed his hunting . but it chanced one day that he could rouse no game , although he had tried in every... | how did the king feel about hunting wild beasts ? | joy . | local | feeling | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | once upon a time there was a king who took such a joy in the chase , that he knew no greater pleasure than hunting wild beasts . early and late he camped in the forest with hawk and hound , and good fortune always followed his hunting . but it chanced one day that he could rouse no game , although he had tried in every... | who did the king camp in the forest with ? | hawk and hound . | local | character | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | once upon a time there was a king who took such a joy in the chase , that he knew no greater pleasure than hunting wild beasts . early and late he camped in the forest with hawk and hound , and good fortune always followed his hunting . but it chanced one day that he could rouse no game , although he had tried in every... | who did the king see running through the forest before him ? | a dwarf . | local | character | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | once upon a time there was a king who took such a joy in the chase , that he knew no greater pleasure than hunting wild beasts . early and late he camped in the forest with hawk and hound , and good fortune always followed his hunting . but it chanced one day that he could rouse no game , although he had tried in every... | what did the king do when he saw the dwarf ? | spurred on his horse , rode after the dwarf , and seized him . | local | action | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | once upon a time there was a king who took such a joy in the chase , that he knew no greater pleasure than hunting wild beasts . early and late he camped in the forest with hawk and hound , and good fortune always followed his hunting . but it chanced one day that he could rouse no game , although he had tried in every... | how did the king feel about the dwarf's appearance ? | surprised . | local | feeling | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | once upon a time there was a king who took such a joy in the chase , that he knew no greater pleasure than hunting wild beasts . early and late he camped in the forest with hawk and hound , and good fortune always followed his hunting . but it chanced one day that he could rouse no game , although he had tried in every... | what did the dwarf look like ? | small and ugly , like a troll , and his hair was stiff as bean straw . | local | character | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | once upon a time there was a king who took such a joy in the chase , that he knew no greater pleasure than hunting wild beasts . early and late he camped in the forest with hawk and hound , and good fortune always followed his hunting . but it chanced one day that he could rouse no game , although he had tried in every... | why did the king get angry ? | the dwarf would return no answer , nor say a single word one way or another . | local | causal relationship | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | once upon a time there was a king who took such a joy in the chase , that he knew no greater pleasure than hunting wild beasts . early and late he camped in the forest with hawk and hound , and good fortune always followed his hunting . but it chanced one day that he could rouse no game , although he had tried in every... | what did the king order his people to do ? | seize the wild man and guard him carefully lest he escape . | local | action | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | now his people said to him : " you should keep the wild man a captive here at your court , in order that the whole country may talk of what a mighty huntsman you are . only you should guard him so that he does not escape ; because he is of a sly and treacherous disposition . " when the king had listened to them he said... | why did the king's people say that only the king should guard him ? | he should guard him so he does not escape . | local | causal relationship | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | the following morning , as soon as the king awoke , he remembered his vow . he at once sent for wood and beams , and had a small house or cage built quite close to the castle . the small house was built of great timbers , and protected by strong locks and bolts , so that none could break in ; and a peephole was left in... | what did the king have built ? | a small house or cage built . | local | action | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | the following morning , as soon as the king awoke , he remembered his vow . he at once sent for wood and beams , and had a small house or cage built quite close to the castle . the small house was built of great timbers , and protected by strong locks and bolts , so that none could break in ; and a peephole was left in... | who took and kept the key ? | the king . | local | character | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | thus matters went for some time . then a war broke out in the land , and the king had to take the field . at parting he said to the queen : " you must rule the kingdom now in my stead , and i leave land and people in your care . but there is one thing you must promise me you will do : that you will guard the wild man s... | what did the king ask the queen to do ? | rule the kingdom in his stead . | local | action | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | thus matters went for some time . then a war broke out in the land , and the king had to take the field . at parting he said to the queen : " you must rule the kingdom now in my stead , and i leave land and people in your care . but there is one thing you must promise me you will do : that you will guard the wild man s... | where did the king go ? | far , far away to the other country . | local | setting | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | thus matters went for some time . then a war broke out in the land , and the king had to take the field . at parting he said to the queen : " you must rule the kingdom now in my stead , and i leave land and people in your care . but there is one thing you must promise me you will do : that you will guard the wild man s... | why did the king have to leave ? | a war broke out in the land and the king had to take the field . | local | causal relationship | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | the king and queen had only one child , a prince who was still small ; yet great in promise . now when the king had gone , it chanced one day that the little fellow was wandering about the royal courtyard , and came to the wild man 's cage . and he began to play with an apple of gold he had . and while he was playing w... | why did the wild man keep the apple of gold ? | to get the little fellow to help him escape . | local | causal relationship | implicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | the king and queen had only one child , a prince who was still small ; yet great in promise . now when the king had gone , it chanced one day that the little fellow was wandering about the royal courtyard , and came to the wild man 's cage . and he began to play with an apple of gold he had . and while he was playing w... | how did the little fellow feel when the wild man would not give the apple back ? | sad . | local | feeling | implicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | the king and queen had only one child , a prince who was still small ; yet great in promise . now when the king had gone , it chanced one day that the little fellow was wandering about the royal courtyard , and came to the wild man 's cage . and he began to play with an apple of gold he had . and while he was playing w... | why did the little fellow throw the apple in the cage again ? | it seemed like a merry game to the fellow . | local | causal relationship | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | the king and queen had only one child , a prince who was still small ; yet great in promise . now when the king had gone , it chanced one day that the little fellow was wandering about the royal courtyard , and came to the wild man 's cage . and he began to play with an apple of gold he had . and while he was playing w... | why did the little fellow agree to set the wild man free ? | the wild man had his apple . | summary | causal relationship | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | after the wild man had talked to the boy in this way , he finally did as he said , went up to his mother , begged her to comb his hair , and took the key from her girdle . then he ran down to the cage and opened the door . and when they parted , the dwarf said : " here is your apple of gold , that i promised to give ba... | when will the dwarf return ? | when the prince is in need . | local | prediction | implicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | when they learned at the king 's court that the wild man had broken out , there was great commotion , and the queen sent people over hill and dale to look for him . but he was gone and he stayed gone . thus matters went for a while and the queen grew more and more unhappy ; for she expected her husband to return every ... | where did the queen send people to look for the wild man ? | over hill and dale . | local | setting | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | when they learned at the king 's court that the wild man had broken out , there was great commotion , and the queen sent people over hill and dale to look for him . but he was gone and he stayed gone . thus matters went for a while and the queen grew more and more unhappy ; for she expected her husband to return every ... | why did the queen grow more and more unhappy ? | she expected her husband to return every day . | local | causal relationship | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | after the wild man had talked to the boy in this way , he finally did as he said , went up to his mother , begged her to comb his hair , and took the key from her girdle . then he ran down to the cage and opened the door . and when they parted , the dwarf said : " here is your apple of gold , that i promised to give ba... | how will the king feel when he finds out the wild man had escaped ? | upset . | local | feeling | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | when they learned at the king 's court that the wild man had broken out , there was great commotion , and the queen sent people over hill and dale to look for him . but he was gone and he stayed gone . thus matters went for a while and the queen grew more and more unhappy ; for she expected her husband to return every ... | what did the king order ? | a great investigation at his court . | local | action | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | when they learned at the king 's court that the wild man had broken out , there was great commotion , and the queen sent people over hill and dale to look for him . but he was gone and he stayed gone . thus matters went for a while and the queen grew more and more unhappy ; for she expected her husband to return every ... | why did the little prince come foward ? | he could not hide the truth . | local | causal relationship | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | when they learned at the king 's court that the wild man had broken out , there was great commotion , and the queen sent people over hill and dale to look for him . but he was gone and he stayed gone . thus matters went for a while and the queen grew more and more unhappy ; for she expected her husband to return every ... | why did the queen and the others turn white ? | the little prince confessed . | local | causal relationship | implicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | when they learned at the king 's court that the wild man had broken out , there was great commotion , and the queen sent people over hill and dale to look for him . but he was gone and he stayed gone . thus matters went for a while and the queen grew more and more unhappy ; for she expected her husband to return every ... | what were the men ordered to bring back as a sign that his command had been obeyed ? | the boy 's heart . | local | action | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | when they learned at the king 's court that the wild man had broken out , there was great commotion , and the queen sent people over hill and dale to look for him . but he was gone and he stayed gone . thus matters went for a while and the queen grew more and more unhappy ; for she expected her husband to return every ... | why did the people plead for the little prince ? | they liked him . | summary | causal relationship | implicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | now sorrow unheard of reigned among the people , and all pleaded for the little prince . but the king 's word could not be recalled . his serving - men did not dare disobey , took the boy in their midst , and set forth . and when they had gone a long way into the forest , they saw a swine - herd tending his pigs . then... | why did the serving-men buy a pig ? | all will believe it is the heart of the prince . | local | causal relationship | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | now sorrow unheard of reigned among the people , and all pleaded for the little prince . but the king 's word could not be recalled . his serving - men did not dare disobey , took the boy in their midst , and set forth . and when they had gone a long way into the forest , they saw a swine - herd tending his pigs . then... | what happened after the serving-men went back to the king's castle ? | many people grieved . | local | outcome resolution | implicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | the king 's son did what the serving - men had told him . he kept on wandering as far as he could , and never had any other food than the nuts and wild berries that grow in the forest . and when he had wandered far and long , he came to a mountain upon whose very top stood a fir - tree . said he to himself : " after al... | why did the king's son climb the fir-tree ? | see whether he could find a path anywhere . | local | causal relationship | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | the king 's son did what the serving - men had told him . he kept on wandering as far as he could , and never had any other food than the nuts and wild berries that grow in the forest . and when he had wandered far and long , he came to a mountain upon whose very top stood a fir - tree . said he to himself : " after al... | what did the king's son see gleaming in the sun ? | a large and splendid royal castle rising in the distance . | local | action | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | the king 's son did what the serving - men had told him . he kept on wandering as far as he could , and never had any other food than the nuts and wild berries that grow in the forest . and when he had wandered far and long , he came to a mountain upon whose very top stood a fir - tree . said he to himself : " after al... | how did he feel when he saw the castle ? | very happy . | local | feeling | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | the king 's son did what the serving - men had told him . he kept on wandering as far as he could , and never had any other food than the nuts and wild berries that grow in the forest . and when he had wandered far and long , he came to a mountain upon whose very top stood a fir - tree . said he to himself : " after al... | who did the king's son meet on the way to the castle ? | a farm - hand . | local | character | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | the king 's son did what the serving - men had told him . he kept on wandering as far as he could , and never had any other food than the nuts and wild berries that grow in the forest . and when he had wandered far and long , he came to a mountain upon whose very top stood a fir - tree . said he to himself : " after al... | what job was the prince given when he reached the king's castle ? | herdsman . | local | action | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | the king 's son did what the serving - men had told him . he kept on wandering as far as he could , and never had any other food than the nuts and wild berries that grow in the forest . and when he had wandered far and long , he came to a mountain upon whose very top stood a fir - tree . said he to himself : " after al... | what did the prince become when he grew up ? | tall and brave . | local | character | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | and now our story turns to the king who was reigning at the splendid castle . he had been married , and he had an only daughter . she was lovelier by far than other maidens , and had so kind and cheerful a disposition that whoever could some day take her to his home might well consider himself fortunate . now when the ... | what kind of disposition did the king's only daughter have ? | kind and cheerful . | local | character | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | and now our story turns to the king who was reigning at the splendid castle . he had been married , and he had an only daughter . she was lovelier by far than other maidens , and had so kind and cheerful a disposition that whoever could some day take her to his home might well consider himself fortunate . now when the ... | what happened because the princess had a swarm of suitors ? | she said no to them all . | local | outcome resolution | implicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | and now our story turns to the king who was reigning at the splendid castle . he had been married , and he had an only daughter . she was lovelier by far than other maidens , and had so kind and cheerful a disposition that whoever could some day take her to his home might well consider himself fortunate . now when the ... | who will be the one to ride up the high glass mountain in full armor successfully ? | the prince . | local | prediction | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | and when the day set by the king had arrived , the princess was led up the glass mountain . there she sat on its highest peak , with a golden crown on her head , and a golden apple in her hand , and she looked so immeasurably lovely that there was no one who would not have liked to risk his life for her . just below th... | why was there no one who would not have liked to risk his life for the princess ? | she looked so immeasurably lovely . | local | causal relationship | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | and when the day set by the king had arrived , the princess was led up the glass mountain . there she sat on its highest peak , with a golden crown on her head , and a golden apple in her hand , and she looked so immeasurably lovely that there was no one who would not have liked to risk his life for her . just below th... | why were none of the suitors able to ride up more than a little way ? | the mountain was high , as slippery as ice , and was steep beyond all measure . | local | causal relationship | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | and when the day set by the king had arrived , the princess was led up the glass mountain . there she sat on its highest peak , with a golden crown on her head , and a golden apple in her hand , and she looked so immeasurably lovely that there was no one who would not have liked to risk his life for her . just below th... | what happened when the suitors tried to ride up the mountain more than a little way ? | they tumbled down again , head over heels . | local | outcome resolution | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | and when the day set by the king had arrived , the princess was led up the glass mountain . there she sat on its highest peak , with a golden crown on her head , and a golden apple in her hand , and she looked so immeasurably lovely that there was no one who would not have liked to risk his life for her . just below th... | what happened because the tumbling made so great a noise ? | the tumult and the shouting could be heard far away . | local | outcome resolution | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | and while all this was going on , the king 's son was rambling about with his oxen , deep in the wood . but when he heard the tumult and the clashing of arms , he sat down on a stone , leaned his cheek on his hand , and became lost in thought . for it had occurred to him how gladly he would have fared forth with the re... | what did the king's son do when he heard the tumult and the clashing of the arms ? | sat down on a stone , leaned his cheek on his hand , and became lost in thought . | local | action | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | and while all this was going on , the king 's son was rambling about with his oxen , deep in the wood . but when he heard the tumult and the clashing of arms , he sat down on a stone , leaned his cheek on his hand , and became lost in thought . for it had occurred to him how gladly he would have fared forth with the re... | who was standing before the king's son ? | the wild man . | local | character | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | and while all this was going on , the king 's son was rambling about with his oxen , deep in the wood . but when he heard the tumult and the clashing of arms , he sat down on a stone , leaned his cheek on his hand , and became lost in thought . for it had occurred to him how gladly he would have fared forth with the re... | why did the wild man appear ? | to help the prince . | local | causal relationship | implicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | and while all this was going on , the king 's son was rambling about with his oxen , deep in the wood . but when he heard the tumult and the clashing of arms , he sat down on a stone , leaned his cheek on his hand , and became lost in thought . for it had occurred to him how gladly he would have fared forth with the re... | how will the wild man help the king's son ? | give the prince armor . | local | prediction | implicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | and while all this was going on , the king 's son was rambling about with his oxen , deep in the wood . but when he heard the tumult and the clashing of arms , he sat down on a stone , leaned his cheek on his hand , and became lost in thought . for it had occurred to him how gladly he would have fared forth with the re... | why was the prince so lonely and full of sorrow ? | he was a fugitive from the land of his father . | local | causal relationship | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | " ah , " said the wild man , " if that be all you want , then i can help you ! you helped me once before and now i will help you in turn . " then he took the prince by the hand , led him deep down into the earth into his cave , and behold , there hung a suit of armor forged out of the hardest steel , and so bright that... | what did the prince do when the wild man told him to ride out and try his luck ? | did not wait to be told a second time . | local | action | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | the princess 's suitors were about to give up the contest , for none of them had won the prize , though each had done his best . and while they stood there thinking it over , and saying that perhaps fortune would favor them another time , they suddenly saw a youth ride out of the wood straight toward the mountain . he ... | what happened when none of the princess's suitors had won the prize ? | the princess 's suitors were about to give up the contest . | local | outcome resolution | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | the princess 's suitors were about to give up the contest , for none of them had won the prize , though each had done his best . and while they stood there thinking it over , and saying that perhaps fortune would favor them another time , they suddenly saw a youth ride out of the wood straight toward the mountain . he ... | why did all ask who the knight might be ? | none had ever seen him before . | local | causal relationship | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | the princess 's suitors were about to give up the contest , for none of them had won the prize , though each had done his best . and while they stood there thinking it over , and saying that perhaps fortune would favor them another time , they suddenly saw a youth ride out of the wood straight toward the mountain . he ... | what did the prince do when he reached the middle of the steep ascent ? | flung around his steed and rode down again . | local | action | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | the princess 's suitors were about to give up the contest , for none of them had won the prize , though each had done his best . and while they stood there thinking it over , and saying that perhaps fortune would favor them another time , they suddenly saw a youth ride out of the wood straight toward the mountain . he ... | how did all the people feel watching the strange knight ? | excitement . | local | feeling | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | time passed , and the princess 's suitors decided to try their luck a second time . the king 's daughter was once more led up the glass mountain , with great pomp and richly gowned , and was seated on its topmost peak , with the golden crown on her head , and a golden apple in her hand . at the foot of the hill gathere... | why was the king's daughter once more led up the glass mountain ? | the princess 's suitors decided to try their luck a second time . | local | causal relationship | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | then he took the prince by the hand , led him deep down in the earth into his cave , and there on the wall hung a suit of armor altogether forged of the clearest silver , and so bright that it shone afar . right beside it stood a snow - white steed , saddled and bridled , pawing the earth with his silver hoofs , and ch... | what was the suit of armor given by the wild man forged from ? | the clearest silver . | local | action | explicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | the princess 's suitors were about to give over the contest , for none of them had won the prize , though each had played a man 's part . and while they stood there thinking it over , and saying that perhaps fortune would favor them the next time , they suddenly saw a youth ride out of the wood , straight toward the mo... | why were people's excitement even greater than the first time ? | he was mysterious . | local | causal relationship | implicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | and when the day set by the king had arrived , the princess was led up the glass mountain . there she sat on its highest peak , with a golden crown on her head , and a golden apple in her hand , and she looked so immeasurably lovely that there was no one who would not have liked to risk his life for her . just below th... | how many times did the princess's suitors attempt to go up glass mountain ? | three times . | summary | action | implicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | when he had reached its highest peak , he greeted the beautiful princess with great courtesy , kneeled before her , and received the golden apple from her hand . then he flung about his steed , and rode down the glass mountain again , so that the sparks flew about the golden hoofs of his horse , and a long ribbon of go... | why was the golden knight unknown ? | he rode away into the woods right after . | summary | causal relationship | implicit | ||
princess-glass-mountain | when he had reached its highest peak , he greeted the beautiful princess with great courtesy , kneeled before her , and received the golden apple from her hand . then he flung about his steed , and rode down the glass mountain again , so that the sparks flew about the golden hoofs of his horse , and a long ribbon of go... | how did people feel when the golden knight did not make his appearance at the castle ? | surprised . | local | feeling | explicit | ||
swan-maiden | once there was a king who had a pear - tree which bore four - and - twenty golden pears . every day he went into the garden and counted them to see that none were missing . but , one morning , he found that a pear had been taken during the night , and thereat he was troubled and vexed to the heart , for the pear - tree... | what kind of tree did the king have ? | pear . | local | action | explicit | ||
swan-maiden | once there was a king who had a pear - tree which bore four - and - twenty golden pears . every day he went into the garden and counted them to see that none were missing . but , one morning , he found that a pear had been taken during the night , and thereat he was troubled and vexed to the heart , for the pear - tree... | why did the king count the pears every day ? | to see that none were missing . | local | causal relationship | explicit | ||
swan-maiden | once there was a king who had a pear - tree which bore four - and - twenty golden pears . every day he went into the garden and counted them to see that none were missing . but , one morning , he found that a pear had been taken during the night , and thereat he was troubled and vexed to the heart , for the pear - tree... | who did the king ask to watch his tree ? | the eldest prince . | local | character | explicit | ||
swan-maiden | once there was a king who had a pear - tree which bore four - and - twenty golden pears . every day he went into the garden and counted them to see that none were missing . but , one morning , he found that a pear had been taken during the night , and thereat he was troubled and vexed to the heart , for the pear - tree... | where did the prince sit ? | beside the tree . | local | setting | explicit | ||
swan-maiden | he waited and waited , and still he saw not so much as a thread or a hair . but about the middle of the night there came the very prettiest music that his ears had ever heard , and before he knew what he was about he was asleep and snoring until the little leaves shook upon the tree . when the morning came and he awoke... | what happened in the middle of the night ? | the prince heard the prettiest music he 'd ever heard . | local | outcome resolution | implicit | ||
swan-maiden | he waited and waited , and still he saw not so much as a thread or a hair . but about the middle of the night there came the very prettiest music that his ears had ever heard , and before he knew what he was about he was asleep and snoring until the little leaves shook upon the tree . when the morning came and he awoke... | what did the second son set out to do the next night ? | watch the pear tree . | local | action | explicit | ||
swan-maiden | he waited and waited , and still he saw not so much as a thread or a hair . but about the middle of the night there came the very prettiest music that his ears had ever heard , and before he knew what he was about he was asleep and snoring until the little leaves shook upon the tree . when the morning came and he awoke... | what happened when the morning came ? | another pear was gone . | local | outcome resolution | explicit |
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