My favorite hero of Russian folk tales is Vasilisa the Wise. I like her as character traits: industriousness, female wisdom, cheerful and light disposition and the ability to execute the tsar’s orders quickly and efficiently, and appearance: this character is shown in Russian folk tales as a very attractive young woman with the right subtle features, tall and stately the person.
Vasilisa the Wise attracts the attention of all domestic people in the fairy tale of the same name Vasilisa the Wise, in the fairy tale Vasilisa the Wise and the Sea King, and in the fairy tale Firebird and Vasilisa the Princess with beauty and intelligence. After all, she is wise and decisive, faithful and endowed with the gift of reincarnation and the ability to create amazingly beautiful objects: a shirt for the king embroidered with gold and silver threads, a bread loaf on which you can see the kingdom - the state. And many other things that no one can do.
Having once fallen in love with Ivan Tsarevich, Vasilisa surrounds him with care and keeps him faithful to the end of his days. And that is respected. She knows how to cheer up Ivan Tsarevich when he is saddened and upset with something, finds a way to solve his grunt and falls in love with him over and over again.
I like this heroine in all fairy tales. She teaches me to be friendly, caring and feminine wise and to help anyone in need, remembering Russian folk proverbs: "There is no price to a true friend" and "Look for a friend, but you will find - take care."
