Picture: 41

Location: Forest.

Characters: A mother goose, goslig, and a wolf.

Item: Trees, rocks, and a river.

Action: Mother goose cutting the wolf’s stomach with a knife.

* The mother goose observed movement and tiny kicks within the wolf’s belly.

* She recognized that her offspring were still alive, having been swallowed whole and unharmed.

* With a large knife, she skillfully opened the monster’s stomach to liberate her goslings, who emerged unscathed and relieved.

Picture: 42

Location: Forest (under the tree).

Characters: A mother goose, gosligs, and a wolf.

Item: Trees, stones, and a river.

Action: A mother goose stabbing the wolf’s stomach with stones.

* Mother Goose put six big stones inside the wolf’s stomach and sewed him up quickly again.

Picture: 43

Location: Near the river.

Characters: wolf.

Item: Trees, river, and rocks.

Action: The wolf that fell into the water.

* The wolf woke up after a long nap and felt thirsty.

* He ventured to a nearby lake in search of water. In an attempt to drink water, he bent down.

* But, because of tilted stones in his stomach, he lost his balance, fell in, and drowned.The goslings danced with joy.

Picture: 44

Location: Forest.

Characters: A mother goose and gosligs.

Item: House, trees, mountains, and a pond.

Action: gooslings are happy when the wolf dies.

* The wicked ones should always be punished for their deeds.

* It also explains that if one does bad to others, bad will happen to him, too.

* This story is a cautionary tale about the dangers of trusting strangers and the importance of sticking together as a family.