The legend of the Wawel dragon shows the fight for one's own good and for others, to make life better. And in Italian legend there is a soldier who, after being sentenced to death, did not repay evil for evil, but saved the king's daughter with good. There was a dragon in Selem who had to be sacrificed to the most beautiful girls, but one time the king's daughter was to be sacrificed. When the soldier learned about this, he defeated the dragon, for which the king ordered to accept Christian faith for all subjects. From then on, they lived better. The moral of this is that it is worth fighting for yourself and others for the good of all.

The legend of the Wawel dragon shows the fight for one's own good and for others, to make life better. Romanian legend speaks of a terrible monster that destroyed everything. He also talks about the fight between good and evil. A man for the good of the general and his own, kills a terrible beast, thanks to which he guarantees the village and the people living in it a peaceful and happy life, which proves that it is worth sticking to its principles and fighting for the good of the general

Szewczyk wanted to save Krakow from an evil dragon who had to be sacrificed. He used reason, not force. He did not only act in his own interest but also for the general good. In turn, the Italian legend of Saint Galgano refers to a man who, thanks to God, has changed for the better. Thanks to this change, he began to preach the word of God and since then the good of others was important to him. He took the form of a hermit, who lived in the forest in a place where life truth was revealed to him. Both legends show that it is worth fighting for the general good.

The values of the legend of Toru? gingerbread are diligence, perseverance and pursuit of the goal. The Bulgarian legend speaks of a man who undertook the task of building a bridge. Despite his persistence and hard work, the bridge collapsed. Once upon a time, the devil came to him and told him that if he built a bridge in 40 days and included a devilish image in it, the devil would guarantee the durability of the bridge. As in our legend, Dimitar was persistent, hardworking and pursued his goal, which was successful

The father, despite his daughter's fatal illness, did not give up. He exhausted all earthly medicine available to him. Then he dreamed of a woman dressed in white who told him to build a cross and go with him on an exhausting journey. He believed the woman and met her expectations. The man persistently pursued his goal, and on his return he found his daughter healed. The legend shows that persistence and pursuit of purpose will be rewarded

The devil was furious at the future-telling sorceress Anykšta and her family. He wanted to kill her and dropped a huge boulder on her house. However, neither he nor his children alone could remove the huge boulder. It was only when all the demons had gathered that they could massively pick up the stone. Here, however, the God of Thunder appears, who protects Anykšta and her house, and punishes the unworthy Puntukas

Our legend shows that the evil we inflict on others can come back to us and turn against us. An Italian legend tells of two brothers who were sentenced to death by drowning their uncle Amulio. He ordered the subject to throw children into the water in a closed basket. His plan failed because the children were caught by a she-wolf, who later fed them. When the adult boys learned that it was their uncle who sentenced them to death and they decided to take revenge. Their plan was to kill Amulia, which came true. Summing up the evil that their uncle did to them, he returned to him. However, this is not all, Romulus also used evil and killed Remus to take over Rome.

The message of the legend of Góra ?l??a is that the evil we inflict on others can come back to us. The Romanian legend speaks of dragons that have done evil to people and destroyed everything around them. They committed a shameful act because they stole the sun from the sky, which resulted in darkness. They were desperate for nothing. Their evil did not go unpunished, because a young man took back the sun, thanks to which brightness came, and the sun turned the dragons into stones, and thus evil turned against them.

Our legend shows that the evil we inflict on others can come back to us and turn against us. Romanian legend speaks of a king who had great wealth. Once he came to the conclusion that he had to be hidden, so he sent his subjects to find the right place. He was jealous of the greedy and power-hungry devil. When the queen came to check if they had done their job well, the devil also appeared, killed the guards and kidnapped the queen. When the devil wanted to get to the treasures, the stone-covered entrance to the treasury fell down with such force that it killed the devil. His greed was punished

The main message of our legend is that we will be rewarded for an honest life and deserved punishment for greed and greed. The Italian legend tells about the daughter of the king, who was spoiled, dissolved and selfish, the opinions of others did not matter to her. She still wanted something new. She wanted to have a mirror that could read the thoughts of those looking at it. His owner did not want to give it back so she set an impossible condition. But Misurina wanted this mirror so much that she was able to sacrifice her own father to meet the condition of a fairy. The condition was to turn her father up. When he transformed, she was on his palm, she lost her balance with joy and fell. The mirror also fell with her and it crashed. In the place where they fell a lake was created. For her greed and greed, she was deservedly punished

The main message of our legend is that we will be rewarded for an honest life and deserved punishment for greed and greed. Bulgarian legend speaks of Euridice and Orpheus. They were to get married because they loved each other. As a result of an unfortunate accident, a woman loses her life. For this reason, the spouse decides to go underground to save her. Hades agrees to bring her back, but she sets the condition. Orpheus cannot look at her before nightfall and then she will regain her forever. However, the man does not keep his word and thus loses his sweetheart. This proves that we are punished for dishonesty

The main message of our legend is that we will be rewarded for an honest life, and for greed and greed - a well-deserved punishment. Bulgarian legend speaks of a beautiful and kind woman. She was honest, kind, cordial and brave. Once, while walking in the mountains, she came across a sleeping Orpheus, at a time when the monster wanted to kill him and eat him. The girl showed courage, help and saved him by throwing stones at the beast. In gratitude he repaid her staying in the mountains with her, thus guaranteeing safety and a peaceful life. It is worth acting honestly because we will be rewarded for it

In Polish legend, the message is that what is impossible, thanks to our good will, can come true. And in the Bulgarian legend, we are talking about the story of a girl living in a cave. One day, while baking, Petka was attacked by robbers. Because she was a good man, the smoke from the fire showed her escape route. When men reached for bread, it turned to stone because they were infidels. Our good intentions and faith let us get out of trouble even when we think that everything is lost. This legend does not fully reflect our values, but is partly related to it.

In Polish legend, the message is that what is impossible, thanks to our efforts, can come true. Romanian legend refers to the master Manole, who had to build the most beautiful and impressive monastery in the country. Despite the hard, persistent work and his great intentions, the walls of the building collapsed. It seemed impossible to realize. One night, however, the master dreamed of a dream that revealed a way to build a permanent structure, assuming the sacrifice of a loved one of one of the employees. It turned out that his wife became that person. The building was created thanks to its beauty and durability, what was impossible materialized, but it also required great sacrifice

Neringa is the daughter of a poor fisherman who has grown into a strong giant. She was always well treated by people around her, despite her differences, she also treated the local people well. At the time when her village was threatened by a sea dragon, she protected her by creating a high shaft of marker and stones, cutting off the land from the sea. Thus, she repaid herself with good for the good received