
audiobook
by Martti Wuori
LAPVEDEN METELI
MARTTI WUORI
NÄYTELMÄN HENKILÖT:
A bustling farmstead on the shores of a quiet lake sets the stage in the spring of 1552, where the life of Lapveden’s peasants mingles with the distant echo of royal authority. Neighbors gather on stone steps, exchanging polite greetings that mask a web of obligations to distant lords and the local magistrate. The ensemble of landowners, servants, and wandering soldiers paints a vivid portrait of a community poised between tradition and the demands of a kingdom on the move.
The opening scene unfolds in Multiainen’s homestead, where simple pleasantries give way to whispered talk of returning envoys and the king’s emissaries. As veterans of distant campaigns recount their journeys, a subtle tension rises: the villagers sense an impending shift in power and the arrival of strangers who may challenge their fragile equilibrium. Listeners are drawn into the murmuring fields and soaring hopes of ordinary folk, poised on the brink of decisions that could reshape their lives.
Language
fi
Duration
~2 hours (137K characters)
Release date
2024-07-18
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
1858–1934
A Finnish writer, translator, and public official, he moved easily between literature and public life. His books and plays range from village comedy to historical drama, offering a window into Finnish reading tastes around the turn of the 20th century.
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