Remains of the Lumberjack

After the Lumberjack received a warm heart, he became vulnerable and greedy for female affection.
He settled not far from the city, felled trees, cut them into assortments, sold boards, burned wood for coal, carried it to the forge where they forged it. He hoped that the blacksmith would make to him a little iron boy or girl. So that the Lumberjack can take care of the child and while away loneliness.

The blacksmith laughed him: why spoil the iron when any woman gives birth without any problems. The sensual Lumberjack was warped by the word "women", but he was tolerant, and he let down the rudeness of the bumpkin.
Lumberjack went to the malls, where pompous-chested merchants shouted in loud voices to buyers, hanging lush breasts over baskets of smelly fish. Their smiles burned the heart of the Lumberjack. But one of the merchants stopped him with his suffering face, revived and descended from the fresco Giotto.

Lovely girl suffered from thrush. Lumberjack decided to console her and share her pain, longing and sadness.

They settled in his house. The unfortunate girl scooped up garbage for a week, glued wallpaper and washed dishes. Lumberjack lost his head and madly fell in love with a sweet woman. But on the first wedding night, she broke through it in a fit of passion. The unfortunate girl died quietly from internal bleeding.

The lumberjack went mad with grief. He remembered people's tales, cut down an oak coffin, carried it to a damp, cold cave, and hung it on thick forged chains. He laid down his beloved and covered her with a glass sarcophagus, pumped out air to prevent decay.

After some time, a warm heart forced him to go back to the city ... and everything repeated again ...