Kettu Repolainen Goethen "Reineke Fuchs" mukaelma

A bright summer celebration fills the forest kingdom, and King Jalo has gathered his entire court—ranging from proud hawks to bustling beavers—to mark the occasion. Yet the most notorious resident, the crafty fox Kettu Repolainen, is nowhere to be seen, and whispers of his past mischief ripple through the assembled animals. One by one, they step forward to recount the wrongs he’s done, from stolen provisions to bruised egos, turning the festive gathering into a lively tribunal.

The tale follows Kettu’s frantic attempts to dodge the mounting accusations while the kingdom’s denizens argue over justice, loyalty, and the price of trickery. Their colorful testimonies are peppered with humor and heartfelt grievances, inviting listeners into a world where every creature has a voice and a story to tell. As the court debates Kettu’s fate, the narrative weaves a charming, fable‑like portrait of forest life that is both entertaining and thought‑provoking.