In one variant of this figure's story, he is sent to bark under a fence for three years, as punishment for him building a fence to the clouds which contains no gate. Near the end of his life, he is told to seek the favor of the blue forest-maidens accompanied by the black dog Musti. He is tormented by a woman named Elina, who bakes stones into his loaf of bread so that his beloved knife breaks; th
In one variant of this figure's story, he is sent to bark under a fence for three years, as punishment for him building a fence to the clouds which contains no gate. Near the end of his life, he is told to seek the favor of the blue forest-maidens accompanied by the black dog Musti. He is tormented by a woman named Elina, who bakes stones into his loaf of bread so that his beloved knife breaks; this prompts him to turn all of her cattle into bears and wolves which tear her to shreds. After that, he is given a sword by Ukko and proceeds to slaughter Untamo and his entire tribe, exacting revenge for his father's death before finally falling on his own sword, after which we hear a moral take on his story from Vainamoinen. FTP, name this angry waif whose tragic tale is part of the Kalevala, and who was the basis for a symphony by Sibelius.
In one variant of this figure's story, he is sent to bark under a fence for three years, as punishment for him building a fence to the clouds which contains no gate.
{Kullervo}