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A Book of a Thousand and a Night

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I remember when I was a child, I was first read for the night fairy tales from an Arabic collection. 1001 And then I learned to read them myself and stuck in it. All the fairy tales were connected together by the fact that the Persian king Shahriyar, after his wife's betrayal, decided that all women were libertine, and then ~~crooked~~ He decided to sleep with a new girl every night and execute her in the morning. The scheme broke only on Scheherazade, who had the skills of storytelling and performances, due to which she could tell an interesting story all night, and in the morning use the Cliffhanger technique. (cliffhanger ending). The tsar's reaction to this was expected - he postponed the execution and the next night continued listening to the podcast, which had stopped the day before in the most interesting place:) In the end, it went on. 1001 The night, where the name of the collection comes from.

Interestingly, Arabic motifs and then met me in life and childhood memories worked as an additional plus. For example, one of the fairy tales was the story of Ala Ad-Din, which then grew into a separate cartoon that I loved watching as a child. When I got acquainted with computer games, I came across a game. Prince of Persia. 1989 yearwho also returned to the fairy tale world. 1001 nights:)

P.S. I wonder what I mentioned yesterday.Emergency.It's based on the same idea, but it's where the narrator is a young intern. He shares his stories with the Firebird, a palliative care patient who longs to see her son, but the planes don't fly because of the Eyjafjallajökull eruption.

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