Grozdana Olujic: Zlatoprsta ((better))

When they reach the Glass Mountain, the eldest brothers fail to climb it or are defeated by the dragon. The youngest son, however, succeeds because of the help he received earlier—the small creatures he saved come to his aid (e.g., the ants gather grains to stick to the glass so he can climb, or the bird carries him).

That is Olujić’s great lesson:

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