'The Valiant Little Tailor', fairytale analysis

An ordinary tailor buys jam. He cuts himself a piece of loaf and joyfully spreads jam all over it. The tailor decides to finish sewing a jacket, before he eats it. As the tailor sews the jacket, the sweet smell of jam fills the room. The flies gets attracted to the lovely smell of jam, which makes the tailor lose all his patience and consequently kills seven at one blow. The tailor proudly makes himself a belt saying “Seven at one blow”. The experience makes him so proud, that he wants the entire world to hear of it.

The little tailor meets a giant, as he perceive the belt, the giant appears to challenge him. The little tailor tricks the giant and luckily, it works. The giant gets so impressed, that he occurs to bring the tailor to the cavern of the giants. The giant shows him a bed, and tells him to lay in it and sleep. However, the bed happens to be too large for the little valiant tailor, thus he crept into a corner. In the course of the night, the giant attempts to kill the tailor by cutting through the bed with an iron bar. Fortunately, the iron bar did not hit him, as the tailor was sleeping in the corner of the bed. At dawn the giants sees the tailor befalls to be alive, which makes them escape in bare fear.