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= The Tale of Muscovy and the Smolensk Princess =

BASIC Type Countryballs release date August 3, 2018 Duration 5:03 Main characters Moscow principality Poland Smolensk VIDEO Previous: Following: Skiing	Peace treatyThe Tale of Muscovy and the Princess of Smolensk is the thirty-sixth episode of Countryballs on Art's Animations. This issue is a parody of Old Slavonic folk tales.

Content Plot Characters Interesting Facts Easter eggs Gallery Easter eggs Plot At the beginning, we are shown the name of the tale in the typical style of folk tales (colors, font). Then the fairy tale begins.

We are told about the life of the Great Knight Muscovite, who at one time liberated many principalities, especially Tver and Novgorod. Once Muscovite learned that somewhere in the castle the Smolensk princess with treasures was locked up, and the dragon was guarding the castle. For the sake of riches and the princess (and for the most part riches), Muscovite decided to find this castle and save her. After two days of reflection, Muscovite got ready to go, but he did not take the cards with him, hoping that he would come on the third day (because everything in this tale is connected with the number 3).

Suddenly, the Polish Witch climbs out of the bushes in front of the knight. The Muscovite was not afraid of the witch in any way, because of which she intimidated him with the fact that she would turn the Tatar with her staff, but the Russian spirit protected the Muscovite. Then the witch got very angry and cursed Muscovite, but he just went on, leaving the witch behind.

On the third day the knight of Moscow actually came to the castle. Muscovite approached the castle and called the Serpent Gorynychto show his heroic strength and defeat him. A roar was heard, the Mongolian Serpent Gorynych came out of the bushes (only he had only one head) and said that he would not let the knight in without tribute. However, the Muscovite cheated and said that the rights of the Muscovites were being belittled on his territory and said that he would create the Gorynichsky People's Republic.

Gorynych let Muscovite pass and he went to the castle, but he did not find the princess there. Suddenly, Muscovite heard her laugh from the bushes. It turned out that the princess was saved by the Litvinsky knight. The Muscovite realized that the princess did not need him, and then, in a fit of rage, he cut the princess with his sword, and then attached it to himself. On this note, Russia ended telling the tale to its regions.

At the end, we are told the fate of the Litvinsky knight, who, after meeting with the Polish witch, went missing.

Characters The great knight Muscovite is the main character of the tale. He was famous for his exploits in the liberation of the principalities. He went to save the Smolensk princess. He cut her in half because of treason. Tver and Novgorod - appeared on leaflets. They were "liberated" by Muscovite. Witch Polskaya - an old witch who tried to bewitch Muscovite. Cursed him. In the end, she attached the Litvinsky knight to herself. Serpent Gorynych - a three-headed (formerly) dragon. Guarded the castle of the Smolensk princess. He demanded tribute from Muscovite. The Muscovite suggested that he create a Gorynychesky People's Republic. Smolensk princess - was imprisoned in the castle. Muscovite and the Litvinsky Knight went to save her. I left with the last one, because he saved her first. She was hacked by Muscovite because of treason. Litvinsky knight - European knight. Saved the princess first Muscovite. After the death of the princess, he went to grieve through the forest, but was captured by the Polish witch. Yakutia, Tatarstan and Kaliningrad - listened to a fairy tale that Russia read to them. Russia - read a fairy tale to their regions. Rzeczpospolita - screamer at the end of the video. Interesting Facts The entire plot of the issue is taken from the comic strip of the same name by Daniil Kremnev. This issue is the sixth, in which the plot of the authorship of Daniil Kremnev appears. The first is the Republic of Korea and the New Year, the second is Chinese wisdom , the third is Comrade's Secret , the fourth is Russia goes to India , the fifth is Skiing. The dove that brought the scraps of saving cities looks just like the Dove God from Chinese Wisdom The Smolensk Princess is the second female character to appear in Countryballs, the first being the Kingdom of France from A Walk on Skis. Screaming from the bushes Muscovy the word "Slut!" possibly a reference to the "Bear and whore" meme. The room in which Russia read a fairy tale to the regions appeared earlier in the Republic of Korea and the New Year. Easter eggs On flying fragments talking about the salvation of Novgorod and Tver, you can read phrases written in Old Church Slavonic: On the first sheet is written the name of the city "Tver" and her phrase: "For what, Muscovy?" The name "Novgorod" is written on the second. The phrase of Novgorod "It hurts me a lot", the phrase of Muscovy "I know". In the story about the fate of the Litvinsky Knight, which follows after the credits, many phrases appear in Old Slavonic and 25 frames. The Lithuanian knight is coming. Phrases: "How so?", "Eat one potato?" ON approaches the forest. Phrases: "For those dense forest!" ON in the forest. Phrases: "How not to get lost here." While he is saying this, at the bottom of the screen, for a moment, the Polskaya witch appears several times with the word "Kurwa". Poland and ON met. Phrases - Poland: "Well, how is the union", Lithuania: "What?". In place of countries, the Commonwealth appears. Phrases: "Kurlyk", "Polska disappears". Then the RP disappears. At the very end, a screamer of the Commonwealth appears with glowing eyes, which says "What are you doing here?". A very loud Polish anthem plays in the background. Gallery Easter eggs How is that One potato is Nate dense forest No matter how you get lost here Kurva1 Kurva2 Kurva3 Well, how Kurlyk Polska disappears Very scary

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