Puss In Boots PNG

Puss In Boots PNG

When a miller was dying, he left his mill to his eldest son, his donkey to his middle son, and his cat to his younger son. The young man who can't do anything doesn't know what to do with the cat. However, the cat speaks up and says he will help her. Asks for a pair of boots and a bag.

Away from the house, the cat pretends to be dead on the slope of a hill and strangles the rabbit that came to eat the turnip with the carrot he put in his bag. He goes to the palace and presents the rabbit to the king as a gift from his Master, the Marquis of Carabas. The Puss in Boots continues to bring gifts to the king in this way for a long time; It makes the king wonder about the Marquis of Carabas. One day, when he learns that the king is going to take his daughter for a stroll on the riverbank, he asks the miller's son to enter the river at the hour they will pass and pretend to drown, and when the car approaches, he asks the king for help. The king's men rescue the boy who faked drowning. Since the cat in boots said that his master's clothes were stolen, the young man is dressed in spare clothes of the king. The king's daughter falls in love with the young man, who looks very glamorous in stylish clothes. While the king took the young man in his car and continued on the road, he stopped the car in front of the fields stretching like the sea and asked the workers who worked there who the fields were, and he got the answer of the "Marquis of Carabas". Because the cat scared the workers by running the shortcut and saying that if they did not say so, they would be put to the sword.

In fact, the fields belong to an Ogre type giant who lives in a huge palace nearby and can disguise himself as any animal he wants. Puss in Boots visits him and asks him to showcase his talent. At the cat's request, the giant first disguises himself as a lion and then a mouse. The giant cat disguised as a mouse immediately eats it. When the king's chariot arrives at the giant's palace, it welcomes him to the palace of the Marquis of Carabas. The king, impressed by the marquis' wealth, marries his beautiful daughter to the miller's son.