Almost every folk has a tale, a story in which a character – though not having the traditional means of power – prevails over those richer and much more powerful than himself. From Harun al Rasid till Robin Hood they all possess those virtues that lift them out of the others and enable them to pay back for all the offences suffered by the poor and the oppressed. Their main weapon is their unusual mental alertness, their soul always prepared for a game or a laugh, and not least their slyness which can turn each situation for their own benefits. Our main character just as well has these characteristics - though he doesn’t know about it until he suffers such an offence that cannot be swallowed. A despite the poverty cloudless life full of joy – in which friends, nature, entertainment and animals play the most important role – changes all of a sudden when the representative of the evil might deprives him of his only wealth, his friend, his mate, the little goose. As an effect of the physical and mental humiliation Matyi gets appetite for revenge and avenges it back 3 times using the stupidity and the boundless ambitions of the mighty. He stops the lecturing before he would become obsessed with thirst for revenge as he is fundamentally a bright and playful character and his personality doesn’t allow him any abuse. This story reminds us to have control over our manner even if we are suffering offences – this is the only way to avoid becoming like those who we are fighting, to remain human. The fight of Matyi shows us with the means of the playfulness and the humor what an average man can do against the mighty.

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