Fairy tales do not leave us with childhood. As adults, we are like storytellers, creating people and events for ourselves. We make reckless promises and see dreams that take us away from reality. We soar in dreams, the impetuousness of which is redeemed only by their impossibility. Or, with surprise and love, we write down stories gifted by our imagination - with a bizarre interweaving of destinies and an unforeseen ending. But no matter how fabulous the circumstances may seem, their heroes are involved in an unchanged range of issues and dramas characteristic of man in all centuries. Fighting fate, first love, waiting for happiness, betrayal, self-sacrifice, finding a way, cruelty, disastrous passion, broken dreams, meeting a secret. And who will not meet in those stories! The duchess and the midwife, the princess and the minstrel, the circus performer and the monk, the sailor and the merchant, the naive savage and contemporaries of the Internet. After all, fairy tales have many faces and are unpredictable, like life