Talk:Gold-Tree and Silver-Tree

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This story has been edited and now includes false details without sources

If you check the original sources they both go to the same original story called Gold Tree and Silver Tree. When Gold Tree is killed by Silver Tree and preserved in a room the prince REMARRIES, he does not call for his sister and there is no sister in the story which is pretty evident from the way the article was edited to have her tidily married off to another prince. It's sad that someone thought they could rewrite history to reflect a monogamous or moral way of thinking, but that IS NOT how the story goes. One cannot edit stories to make them fit personal morals. They exist as they are and if you do not like it well there are BILLIONS of other stories.