The following sample essay on”Krabat Book”. Read this book wanted after watching the movie “Krabat. Sorcerer’s Apprentice”, released in 2008.
I definitely liked the movie, but the book he does not concede, and even more as it often happens, in many ways superior to the film. Therefore, if you watched the movie, you do not try to fend off the books, it is worth it to read it.
The book tells about the fate of an orphan boy who is not lucky enough to get a water mill 12th apprentice.
The district said that the mill is not pure, but Krabat is not much concerned: he needs a warm shelter and food. The mill is also black magic school, where the master taught his apprentices witchcraft. Initially Krabat madly enjoys such a possibility, but later he sees this as more minuses, but it turns out there is only one way to get away from the mill, and to implement it is not so easy!
The book is written in simple language, but, at the same time, it is a profound work, telling the things that everyone should know the child, but that may not always see a grown man: friendship love, good and evil, of justice.
For instance episodes associated with Pumphutom, punishing evil and greedy millers in which justice motive is clearly visible.
Despite the fact that the book has a fantastic content, yet there is a certain realism. Otfried Preußler created a story of legends Sorbs – a small Slavic peoples living on the territory of the GDR on the banks of the River Spree.
It has long been told is stories about the boy Krabat, defeating the Black Miller, the Witch and the Warlock, and free the people from its evil power. Proysler, however, gives in his book entirely new realistic tone of this legend, skillfully adding is psychological character, why they are perceived alive and completely fabulous.
Anyway, to summarize all of the above, I think everyone will find here something something different, unlike anything else, so it is strongly recommended that you read this tale.
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