Bastinda

The character of Bastinda from the fairy tale "The Wizard of the Emerald City" by A. M. Volkov is distinguished by a vile, quarrelsome character. Her subjects, the Winkies, hated their ruler. 12 Bastinda was afraid of the dark and water. It was predicted that she would die from water, so she "didn't wash herself, didn't brush her teeth, didn't touch water with her finger for five hundred years." 12 After seizing power, Bastinda locked herself in the Purple Palace built on her orders and, apparently, did not interfere much in the lives of her subjects. According to indirect data, she only burdened them with taxes. 3 Bastinda's foreign policy was not distinguished by aggressiveness: she kept the agreements with the three sorceresses and did not interfere in the affairs of other countries. Bastinda from the fairy tale "The Wizard of the Emerald City" by A. M. Volkov is an evil sorceress, the ruler of the Purple Country. Sister of another evil sorceress - Gingema. 12 Bastinda's character is vile and quarrelsome. Her subjects, the Miguna, hated their ruler. 1 Appearance: already at the time of the capture of the Violet Country (approximately 400 years before the main events of the fairy tale cycle) Bastinda was an old woman. The sorceress's only eye could see over enormous distances. 1 Phobias: Bastinda was afraid of the dark and water (she was predicted to die from water, so she "didn't wash her face, didn't brush her teeth, didn't touch water with her finger for five hundred years"). 1 Astinda is a fictional character, an evil sorceress, ruler of the Purple Country. Sister of another evil sorceress - Gingema. Character and features: She had a nasty, quarrelsome character. Already at the time of the capture of the Purple Country she was an old woman. The sorceress's only eye could see over great distances. She was afraid of the dark and water (she was predicted to die from water, so she “didn’t wash her face, didn’t brush her teeth, didn’t touch water with her finger for five hundred years”). Story: Before moving to the Magic Land, she lived in the Big World, on the American continent. During the division of the Magic Land between four witches, Bastinda was given the Purple Land by lot. Had power over the volcanic

Bastinda was the sister of another evil fairy, Gingema, who settled in a cave and ruled the Blue Country. Bastinda had a quarrelsome and quarrelsome character. She had the appearance of a hag-witch with one eye that could see at great distances. She moved with the help of a magic umbrella, which carried the fairy from place to place. Bastinda from the fairy tale "The Wizard of the Emerald City" by A. M. Volkov is an evil sorceress, ruler of the Purple Country. Sister of another evil sorceress - Gingema. 12 Bastinda's character is vile and quarrelsome. Her subjects, the Miguna, hated their ruler. 1 Appearance: already at the time of the capture of the Violet Country (approximately 400 years before the main events of the fairy tale cycle) Bastinda was an old woman. The sorceress's only eye could see over enormous distances. 1 Phobias: Bastinda was afraid of the dark and water (she was predicted to die from water, so she "didn't wash her face, didn't brush her teeth, didn't touch water with her finger for five hundred years"). 1 Astinda is a fictional character, an evil sorceress, ruler of the Purple Country. Sister of another evil sorceress - Gingema. Character and features: She had a nasty, quarrelsome character. Already at the time of the capture of the Purple Country she was an old woman. The sorceress's only eye could see over great distances. She was afraid of the dark and water (she was predicted to die from water, so she “didn’t wash her face, didn’t brush her teeth, didn’t touch water with her finger for five hundred years”). Story: Before moving to the Magic Land, she lived in the Big World, on the American continent. During the division of the Magic Land between four witches, Bastinda was given the Purple Land by lot. She had power over wolves, crows with iron beaks and black bees whose stings were deadly. Bastinda also owned a magical Golden Cap, whose slaves were the Flying Monkeys. End: Bastinda tried to deprive Ellie of the magic shoes she got from Gingema, but she paid for it. The girl poured a bucket of water on the witch, and she melted. Character

Bastinda was the sister of another evil fairy, Gingema, who settled in a cave and ruled the Blue Country. Bastinda was distinguished by her quarrelsome and quarrelsome character. She had the appearance of a hag-witch with one eye that could see at great distances. She moved with the help of a magic umbrella, which carried the fairy from place to place. Astinda is a fictional character, an evil sorceress, the ruler of the Purple Country. Sister of another evil sorceress - Gingema. Character and features: She had a nasty, quarrelsome character. Already at the time of the capture of the Purple Country she was an old woman. The sorceress's only eye could see over great distances. She was afraid of the dark and water (she was predicted to die from water, so she “didn’t wash her face, didn’t brush her teeth, didn’t touch water with her finger for five hundred years”). Story: Before moving to the Magic Land, she lived in the Big World, on the American continent. During the division of the Magic Land between four witches, Bastinda was given the Purple Land by lot. She had power over wolves, crows with iron beaks and black bees whose stings were deadly. Bastinda also owned a magical Golden Cap, whose slaves were the Flying Monkeys. End: Bastinda tried to deprive Ellie of the magic shoes she got from Gingema, but she paid for it. The girl poured a bucket of water on the witch, and she melted. Bastinda was the sister of another evil fairy, Gingema, who settled in a cave and ruled the Blue Country. Bastinda was distinguished by her quarrelsome and quarrelsome character. She had the appearance of a hag-witch with one eye that could see at great distances. She moved with the help of a magic umbrella, which carried the fairy from place to place. Astinda is a fictional character, an evil sorceress, the ruler of the Purple Country. Sister of another evil sorceress - Gingema. Character and features: She had a nasty, quarrelsome character. By the time of the capture of the Purple Country she was already an old woman. The sorceress's only eye could see over enormous distances

Already at the time of the capture of the Purple Country (that is, approximately 400 years before the main events of the fairy tale cycle), Bastinda was an old woman. The witch's single eye could see over great distances[2]. Bastinda was afraid of the dark and water (it was predicted that she would die from water, so she “didn’t wash herself, didn’t brush her teeth, didn’t touch water with her finger for five hundred years”[3]). Bastinda had a nasty, quarrelsome character. Her subjects, the Winkies, hated their ruler. Bastinda had power over wolves, crows with iron beaks, and black bees whose stings were deadly[2]. Bastinda also owned a magic Golden Cap, whose slaves were the Flying Monkeys: according to ancient custom, the Monkeys had to fulfill three wishes of the owner of the Golden Cap. With the help of the Monkeys, the sorceress seized power over the country of the Winkies, and later repelled the attack of Goodwin. In addition, Bastinda owned a magic umbrella that "carried the sorceress from place to place like a flying carpet" [1]. Another magic item - a silver hoop that made its owner invisible - was stolen from Bastinda by Tonkonyukh XVI, the future fox king, during his escape from the Purple Palace, and then went to Annie Smith. Before arriving in the Magic Land, Bastinda lived in the Big World, on the American continent [1]. By an interesting coincidence, she decided to change her place of residence almost simultaneously with three other fairies - Villina, Stella and her sister Gingema. During the division of the Magic Land between the four sorceresses, Bastinda was given the Purple Land by lot.

Bastinda had a nasty, quarrelsome character. Her subjects, the Winkies, hated their ruler. Bastinda had power over wolves, crows with iron beaks, and black bees whose stings were deadly[2]. Bastinda also owned a magic Golden Cap, whose slaves were the Flying Monkeys: according to ancient custom, the Monkeys had to fulfill three wishes of the owner of the Golden Cap. With the help of the Monkeys, the sorceress seized power over the country of the Winkies, and later repelled the attack of Goodwin. In addition, Bastinda owned a magic umbrella, which "carried the sorceress from place to place like a flying carpet"[1]. Another magical object - a silver hoop that made its owner invisible - was stolen from Bastinda by Tonkonyukh XVI, the future fox king, during his escape from the Violet Palace, and then went to Annie Smith. By the time the Violet Country was captured (that is, about 400 years before the main events of the fairy tale cycle), Bastinda was an old woman. The witch's single eye could see over great distances[2]. Bastinda was afraid of the dark and water (it was predicted that she would die from water, so she “didn’t wash herself, didn’t brush her teeth, and didn’t touch water with her finger for five hundred years”[3]). Bastinda had power over wolves, crows with iron beaks, and black bees whose stings were deadly[2]. Bastinda also owned a magic Golden Cap, whose slaves were the Flying Monkeys: according to ancient custom, the Monkeys had to fulfill three wishes of the owner of the Golden Cap. With the help of the Monkeys, the sorceress seized power over the country of the Winkies, and later repelled the attack of Goodwin. In addition, Bastinda owned a magic umbrella, which “carried the sorceress from place to place like a flying carpet”[1]. Another magical item, a silver hoop that made its owner invisible, was stolen from Bastinda by Tonkonyukh XVI, the future fox king, during his escape from the Violet Palace, and then went to Annie Smith.