
Old Misery
James Sage
Old Misery values two things above all else: her cat, Rutterkin, and an apple tree. Thieves repeatedly take the tree’s apples, leaving her to chase people and animals away. When a visitor offers a wish in exchange for a meal, she chooses for apple thieves to become stuck to the tree. The tale is presented as an allegory about why misery exists.
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