tatterhood造句

• However, she declared she will not marry until Tatterhood does.
• The king begged his son to marry Tatterhood, and eventually he reluctantly agreed.
• The elder daughter was named Tatterhood, because she wore a tattered hood over her unruly hair.
• Tatterhood, being headstrong, decides to drive the trolls off and instructs her mother keep the door tightly shut.
• Worried about Tatterhood, Tatterhood's younger sister opens one of the doors during the battle with the trolls.
• Worried about Tatterhood, Tatterhood's younger sister opens one of the doors during the battle with the trolls.
• They arrive at the isle of the trolls and Tatterhood battles the trolls and successfully regain her sister's head.
• To restore her sister's head, Tatterhood sets off in a ship with no crew or company aside from her own sister.
• The king, his young princess bride, and the king's son were regally adorned, while Tatterhood refused to dress up and happily wore her rags.
• This is repeated with the tattered hood, which is turned into a golden crown, and with Tatterhood herself, whose beauty she declares to surpass her sister's, which it then does.
• When Tatterhood demanded to know what was causing the noise, the queen reluctantly reveals that it was a pack of trolls ( in some versions, witches ) who come to the palace every seven years.
• In " Tatterhood ", a woman magically produces two flowers, but disobeys the directions to eat only the beautiful one, resulting her having a beautiful and sweet daughter, but only after a disgusting and hideous one.
• As the couples rode to church to be married, Tatterhood asked her bridegroom why he did not ask why she rides a goat, and when he duly asked, she answered that she rode a grand horse, which it promptly becomes.
• In " Tatterhood ", Tatterhood is transformed by her asking her bridegroom why he didn't ask her why she rode a goat, why she carried a spoon, and why she was so ugly, and when he asked her, denying it and therefore transforming her goat into a horse, her spoon into a fan, and herself into a beauty.
• In " Tatterhood ", Tatterhood is transformed by her asking her bridegroom why he didn't ask her why she rode a goat, why she carried a spoon, and why she was so ugly, and when he asked her, denying it and therefore transforming her goat into a horse, her spoon into a fan, and herself into a beauty.