“...In the castle lived the White Knight, who was bewitched by the evil Baba Yaga by cunning. That’s why the castle in the picture looked so neglected: a lot of time had passed since the enchantment took effect. Tasik loved to write stories about the castle and about the White Knight, about the times when they were not enchanted. The knight often went on campaigns to punish evil and help good triumph. He was very hospitable and had many friends. At night, the castle was shrouded in colorful lights, cheerful music and laughter could be heard from the open windows, and the shadows of invited princes and princesses flashed. Holidays were held after the Knight’s glorious victories over bloodthirsty dragons, ferocious giants, after battles with evil witches and sorcerers, when beautiful princesses and queens were freed from their magic.”