They think they hear the sound of an axe, which would be their parents working, but the dad actually tied a branch to a tree for the wind to knock it around to make a sound.

So it seems like the parents are still doing something while they got the hell out of dodge.

Smart.

Smart.

Hello, welcome to you guys the unknown. I'm Kristen. And I'm her little brother William. And this

week we are back to crack in open those Grimm's fairy tales, that dusty book, sniffing the book.

Yes, which I have right here. Yes. Long time guides the unknown listeners will know that as a quote

from our mom calling us during a live recording because the chat was saying sniff the book because old books smell good.

And we're talking about some messed up fairy tales.

Yes.

I was excited for this.

I love to read these fairy tales that are purportedly for children, but are very,

very frightening or violent or... Grim indeed. Grim and, oh yes. It's not just the name of the authors.

No. It's also the content of the tales. How fortuitous. That is really fortuitous. The brothers

grim wrote stories that are themselves grim.

Yeah.

That's like a publisher's dream. I know. It worked out. Yeah. But so yeah, I've got a couple of

stories that I looked up. One of them is like, oh my God. Yeah. This is a longie. And I researched

that one second. It was like, oh no. The first one I looked up was called Goose Girl-huh. And I researched that one second. Yeah. It was like, oh, no.

The first one I looked up was called Goose Girl.

Yeah, yeah.

And I was like, that sounds silly. I don't know why I chose silly for our show. Splashing around. I leaned into. We didn't over weird things, too. Yeah, that's true. But the second one that I picked, I was just like, holy guacamole.

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