These items are associated with Zhar-Pitsa who stole them from the czar.
These items are associated with Zhar-Pitsa who stole them from the czar. In another story, their custodian is turned into a nut, but they are eventually returned home after a thrilling chase involving an eagle, who was really Thiazi, and a falcon, who was really Loki. In other myths they are used to entice and woo a prospective lover by Melanion, are guarded by the hundred headed dragon Ladon, and are ultimately given to Eursytheus after Heracles tricks Atlas into bringing three of them back from the Garden of the Hesperides. For ten points identify these objects that are associated with youth and good fortune, a round fruit of a certain color.
These items are associated with Zhar-Pitsa who stole them from the czar.
{golden apples}