One of its protagonists initially appears in the disguise of a neighbor, Madame Berlingot.
One of its protagonists initially appears in the disguise of a neighbor, Madame Berlingot. Herbert Trench helped inspire a scene in which the characters visit the Luxury of Knowing Nothing and the Luxury of Being Rich, the latter of whom says that the title object is "not good to eat". The main action consists of a journey wherein personifications of Bread, Milk, Sugar and Light, as well as the family dog, Tylo, help two children to find the title animal, which can cure their neighbor's sick daughter. The fairy Berylune helps the children Tyltyl and Mytyl find happiness, represented by the titular avian, in, FTP, what play by Maurice Materlinck?
One of its protagonists initially appears in the disguise of a neighbor, Madame Berlingot.
{The Blue Bird } or {L’oiseau bleu}