Puss in Boots | TRADITIONAL STORY | Classic Story for kids | Fairy Tales | BIGBOX

Summary

In this adaptation of 'Puss in Boots,' the third son inherits a cat named Puss who promises to improve his master's fortune. Puss deceives the king by presenting daily gifts as if from the fictitious Count of Karabas. He orchestrates a series of events leading the king to believe his master is the count. Puss outwits a monstrous mouse, claiming its castle for the count. The king offers his daughter's hand in marriage to the 'count,' resulting in a happy ending for all.

Takeaways

• 🐱 Puss, a clever cat, belonged to the youngest son of a farmer who passed away.
• 👢 Puss asked for boots and a bag, promising his master he would take care of him.
• 🐰 Puss used clever tricks to catch animals like a rabbit and bird, offering them to the king as gifts from his 'master,' the Count of Carabas.
• 👑 For two months, Puss consistently delivered gifts to the king, building up the reputation of his master.
• 🏊‍♂️ Puss tricked the king into thinking his master, the boy, was in trouble by hiding his clothes while he swam in the river.
• 👗 The king gave the boy new clothes and invited him to ride with his daughter, who was falling in love with him.
• 🏞 Puss warned field workers to tell the king that the land belonged to the Count of Carabas or risk being eaten by a monster.
• 🏰 Puss encountered a shape-shifting monster in the castle and tricked him into transforming into a mouse.
• 🐁 Once the monster turned into a mouse, Puss quickly ate him, clearing the way for his master to claim the castle.
• 💍 The king was so impressed with the 'Count of Carabas' that he suggested the boy marry his daughter, leading to a happy ending.

Q & A

What did the farmer leave to his three sons after his death?

The farmer left the farm to his first son, a horse to his second son, and a cat named Puss to his third son.

What did Puss ask the boy to give him to take care of him?

Puss asked the boy for a bag and some boots.

How did Puss plan to provide for the boy?

Puss planned to provide for the boy by catching animals and presenting them to the king as gifts from the 'Count of Carabas'.

What was the first animal Puss caught and presented to the king?

The first animal Puss caught and presented to the king was a rabbit.

How did Puss trick the king into thinking the boy was the Count of Carabas?

Puss tricked the king by having the boy swim in the river while he stole the boy's clothes, then cried out for help claiming thieves had stolen the count's clothes.

What did Puss tell the men working in the field about the king's arrival?

Puss told the men that the king was coming and they must tell him that the field belonged to the Count of Carabas, or the monster would eat them.

What was the relationship developing between the boy and the princess during the story?

The boy and the princess were falling in love as they spent time together.

What was the monster's ability that Puss discovered in the castle?

The monster had the ability to change into different animals.

How did Puss defeat the monster?

Puss defeated the monster by tricking him into changing into a mouse, and then Puss ate him.

What did the king offer to the boy at the end of the story?

The king offered the boy to marry his daughter.

What was the outcome for Puss and the boy after the king's visit to the castle?

Puss and the boy were welcomed by the king, and the boy was recognized as the Count of Carabas, leading to a happy ending for all.