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Russian folk characters
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Russian folk characters
#1Telegraph article: Russia and Ukraine squabble over fairytale characters
The disputed characters include a medieval knight called Ilya Muromets known for his superhuman strength, 'Speckled Hen,' a creature which miraculously lays golden eggs, and Kolobok, a cheerful talking cake who flees animals eager to eat him.
Clear this up for us, Muro. Are you Ukranian or Russian? -
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#2More importantly, tell us more about the terrifying talking Russian cake. :shock: -
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#3Well, suddenly it's all so clear to me. I always thought Murometz was an odd name, assumed it has something to do with the baseball team, never thought to ask as there are so many weird usernames out there. But now... judging from the information I possess, this HAS to be the origin of Muro's name.
And for some reason I want to say he is Ukranian, and not Russian (but possibly both?). -
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#4Shed light into the enigma that be Murometz ye are.
Fail you will.
Pierce the Muro mist you cannot. -
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#5This is an answer that I know, mwahahahaha -
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#6I'll go with Jedi-Master AG's answer. I like it.
Kolobok is not all that terrifying. He's a cake :) He outwitted a few animals who were trying to eat him, until the fox came along, and befuddled him with praise. End of Kolobok. Fox full. I like the german version of the fairy tale better. Kolobok ends up letting some starving children eat him. Awwww (yet...creepy?)
Anyway, yes I'm not Ukranian. -
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#7
Anytime food talks back when you try to eat it, it's terrifying and creepy.
Kolobok is not all that terrifying. He's a cake :) He outwitted a few animals who were trying to eat him, until the fox came along, and befuddled him with praise. End of Kolobok. Fox full. I like the german version of the fairy tale better. Kolobok ends up letting some starving children eat him. Awwww (yet...creepy?)
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#8Anytime food talks back when you try to eat it, it's terrifying and creepy.
I can't argue that point