Czar marries one of three sisters and they have a son. The other two consumed by jealousy throw the girl and the boy into the sea. They end up on an island where the boy meets a magical swan who grants wishes. The boy uses three.

The color version of Pushkin's most popular fairy tale, about three girls-sisters under the window who once spun late in the evening, dreamed about the tsar, not suspecting that he was eavesdropping - So tsar Saltan chose his wife who promised to give birth to a hero. The son was born when the sovereign went camping. And the evil sisters, along with grandmother Babarikha, decided to get rid of the young princess. Babarikha arranged that Saltan had ordered his wife and son Gwidon to be put in a barrel and thrown into the sea. But mother and son did not die, but ended up on a magical island.—Peter-Patrick76 ([email protected])