Gennady Leonidovich, I'll tell you more – I even heard about Peter and Fevronia. "Fevronia, as payment for her treatment, wished the prince to marry her after her healing, and he promised to marry her. Fevronia healed the prince, but he didn't keep his word, since Fevronia was a commoner. But during the treatment, Fevronia deliberately left a scab on the prince's body unhealed, causing the illness to recur. Fevronia cured Peter again, and he was forced to marry her."There's an elderberry in the garden, and a fly agaric is a jack of all trades...
A highly moral relationship! A model for building a family and fidelity! One makes a promise, has no intention of keeping it, and naturally breaks it. The other also makes promises, but doesn't fully fulfill them, because she doesn't rule out the possibility of being cheated in the most vile way. As a result, the marriage was built on lies, perjury, and coercion. And this couple is supposed to replace some kind of St. Valentine. So what?! At least it's ours, a bond.
They made me press the center and shift...)
They took the fat river...)
I have to go get some soap with a rope...)