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How does the princess break the frog's spell in the Grimms' tale?
Answer: Throws it at a wall
Why: The prince's faithful servant Henry wore three iron bands around his heart, and they snap for joy at his release.
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How long does Hans Castorp stay at the Davos sanatorium?
Answer: Seven years
Why: He came up for just a three-week visit to his cousin Joachim, who was a patient there.
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What does Peter Schlemihl sell in Chamisso's tale?
Answer: His shadow
Why: Schlemihl is later offered his shadow back in exchange for his soul, and he turns the deal down.
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Where do the Bremen Town Musicians end up living?
Answer: A robbers' house
Why: Though they never get there, Bremen honours them with a bronze statue by Gerhard Marcks beside its town hall.
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Who wrote the original words of Mack the Knife?
Answer: Bertolt Brecht
Why: Kurt Weill wrote the music to Brecht's words for The Threepenny Opera, first staged in Berlin in 1928.
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Which heirloom is at the heart of the parable in Nathan the Wise?
Answer: A ring
Why: The father has two perfect copies made, and the three identical rings stand for Judaism, Christianity and Islam.