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,
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.
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