Jack the Dullard. an Old Story Told Anew

Series: What the Moon Saw and Other Tales

Hans Christian Andersen

The story revolves around a young man who is considered dull and uninteresting by his peers. He is ridiculed and ostracized for his lack of wit and charm. However, the narrator reveals that Jack's dullness is actually a clever ruse to avoid being noticed and targeted by those who would seek to harm him. As the story progresses, it becomes clear that Jack's dullness has allowed him to live a peaceful and uneventful life, free from the dangers and troubles that often befall more charismatic individuals. The narrator suggests... AI Generated Content

~1835 CE

Available in: English