The Complete Fairy Tales of the Brothers Grimm - The Lord's Animals and the Devil's Summary & Analysis

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The Complete Fairy Tales of the Brothers Grimm - The Lord's Animals and the Devil's Summary & Analysis

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The Lord's Animals and the Devil's Summary

The Lord creates the wolf. The devil creates the goat. The goats' long tails get caught in the hedges so the devil bites off the tails. The goats destroy fruit bearing trees and vines. The Lord sets his wolves on the goats and they are killed. The devil explains to the Lord any animal the devil has created must have the destructive nature of the devil. The Lord then tricks the devil, and in his anger the devil puts out the eyes of all the goats and puts his eyes in the animals instead.

The Lord's Animals and the Devil's Analysis

This story explains the destructive nature of the goat. It also explains why these animals have stubby tails and devil's eyes. The explanation bears no scientific basis; it is simply an entertaining...

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