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I am sure almost no one will know everything here. Except that my compatriots liked to read folk tales. ^^

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Bunni

NOO CARPET! What have they done to you?!

Julian Fratzscher

I know those shirts, not sure about the glove though.

CheckerDuck

I recognize the nettle shirt. There should be 11 of them. One of them probably has an incomplete sleeve.

Emily Elizabeth A Kent

Is the mitten literally from The Mitten fairy tale? My dad read that to me when I was little little❤️.

Cee

Omg X'D I love all of the various methods they've used to keep the magic in that room haha I see Salt(or rice?), evil eyes, garlic, runes, talisman, and even the doorway being raised up at the bottom. They have vampires and zombies in there...? Hmm...I have so many fairy tale anthologies, but I'm drawing a blank! Maybe the dancing princesses?

Viktor D20

The oddities in the room fill me with such nostalgia, I love a good fairy tale/folk story reference!

Limogans

oooooh are the shirts a reference for the "wild swans"? it's one of my favorites!!!

Anastasiia Palma

І know! Рукавичка, кропів'яні сорочки для братів-лебедів і килимок, звичайно)

Ripushko

Everyone was so focused on the fairy tales that didn't notice the last frame.🤭

Bunny

I just hope they don’t remove the salt line while cleaning 🙈

Connie

Snow continues to be a truly beloved waifu of mine (he's #8 on my waifu list, tied with Alpha Hatuseno). That boy just has the best and most adorable expressions. XD You're really showing off your love of folktales! 💖 I recognise the silhouette of what MIGHT be a phoenix, the dimensional expansion glove... kind of makes me think of Sweet Porridge/the Magic Porridge Pot (but I feel like I'm probably wrong). I recognise the nettle shirts from somewhere, but I don't know where. The magic carpet I recognise from both Arabian Nights and Baba Yaga stories. I love the ridiculous amount of magical protections around that door! XD I recognise the Middle Eastern nazar/eye amulets, Far Eastern ofuda talismans, Germanic runes (I didn't know they could be used like that!), protective salt, and I THINK garlic hanging from the ceiling. The door itself... it evokes the vermillion-painted wood in Chinese and Japanese temples and shrines, but it makes me think more of sacred orange peach wood, which I know is a protective element in Chinese folkore against evil, as I've actually used an orange peach wood door for that exact purpose in one of my stories! I'd love to see a bonus post showing the origin and meaning of each object on this page. It's such a love letter to folklore and fairy tales! ^.^

Biznizz

I know all those stories! D': TY Ripushko!