Kettu Repolainen by Anni Swan and Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

Description

Kettu Repolainen by Anni Swan is a children’s story written in the early 20th century. The narrative revolves around the trickster fox, Kettu Repolainen, who is depicted as a cunning character causing trouble among the animal kingdom. The story unfolds with a royal gathering led by King Jalo, where various woodland creatures come together to accuse Kettu of his misdeeds. At the start of the tale, it is a festive day, and all the animals are summoned to celebrate. However, the scene quickly shifts as King Jalo’s court addresses the mischievous acts perpetrated by Kettu Repolainen. Various animals come forward to share their grievances against him, highlighting his past antics and betrayals. The opening establishes a vibrant animal society filled with intrigue and humor, setting the stage for Kettu’s confrontational meeting with the king, who seeks to hold him accountable for his actions. (This is an automatically generated summary.)