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From The Seven Sages of Rome
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|Has Critical Literature=Nishimura (2001) | |Has Critical Literature=Nishimura (2001) | ||
|Has Content Tag=Murder | |Has Content Tag=Murder; Riches; Deception; Deceitful son; Familial relationships; Father/son relationships; Patricide | ||
|Has Summary='''The Treasure in the Well''' | |Has Summary='''The Treasure in the Well''' | ||
Once there was a pious knight who doted on his son, who in turn plotted against his father, wishing to kill him. One night the knight dreamed that he discovered a great treasure at the bottom of a nearby well, and the next morning he brought his son with him to investigate. He climbed down into the well, and discovered that there really was a great treasure there - but his son seized his opportunity, and threw a large stone down into the well, crushing and killing his father. The son kept all the treasure for himself. | Once there was a pious knight who doted on his son, who in turn plotted against his father, wishing to kill him. One night the knight dreamed that he discovered a great treasure at the bottom of a nearby well, and the next morning he brought his son with him to investigate. He climbed down into the well, and discovered that there really was a great treasure there - but his son seized his opportunity, and threw a large stone down into the well, crushing and killing his father. The son kept all the treasure for himself. | ||
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Revision as of 14:15, 21 January 2025
The Treasure in the Well
Once there was a pious knight who doted on his son, who in turn plotted against his father, wishing to kill him. One night the knight dreamed that he discovered a great treasure at the bottom of a nearby well, and the next morning he brought his son with him to investigate. He climbed down into the well, and discovered that there really was a great treasure there - but his son seized his opportunity, and threw a large stone down into the well, crushing and killing his father. The son kept all the treasure for himself.
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| Nishimura (2001) |
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