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Once upon a time there lived an evil troll. One day he made a mirror in which everything good and beautiful was diminished to the utmost, and everything bad and ugly stood out even brighter and seemed even worse. The troll was terribly amused by this, and his students ran around with the mirror. Finally, they decided to climb into the sky and laugh at the Creator himself. They rose higher and higher, and suddenly the mirror fell out and broke into many fragments. The fragments scattered throughout the world. Some began to get into people's eyes, and the person saw only the bad in every thing, while others got into people's hearts, and the heart turned into a piece of ice. The evil troll saw all this and laughed.

In a big city, two poor children lived next door - Kai and Gerda. They loved each other like brother and sister. Both families grew flowers, and the children loved to sit near the rose bushes.

One day, sitting near the bushes and reading a book, Kai screamed: something got into his eye and stabbed him in the heart. These were fragments of the devil's mirror. Now Kai's heart has turned into a piece of ice, and he began to see everything in a distorted form. Beautiful roses began to seem disgusting to him, and he imitated adults and was rude to them.

Winter came. One day Kai went to a large square to sled. Suddenly, a dazzling woman in white appeared there on a large sleigh - the Snow Queen. Kai tied his own to her sled and drove off. Soon they left the city gates. The Snow Queen wrapped Kai in her fur coat, kissed the boy, and he forgot about Gerda and everyone at home.

When Kai did not return home, Gerda cried a lot. She did not believe that Kai was dead and went in search of him. On the way, the girl came to an old sorceress who had a wonderful garden. The old woman's charms made Gerda forget about everything, and she remained in a house with a wonderful garden, where it was always summer. But one day the girl saw roses that reminded her of home, and she remembered everything. She asked the flowers in the garden if they had seen Kai underground. Having received a negative answer, Gerda realized that Kai was alive.

Soon Gerda met a large raven. The raven had a bride who lived in the palace. From her the raven learned that the princess, a very clever woman, was getting married. The crows described the groom's appearance, and Gerda decided that this was Kai.

With the help of the raven and his bride, Gerda entered the palace, but the princess's groom turned out to be not Kai. After listening to the girl’s story, the princess gave her a golden carriage with a coachman and servants, new shoes and beautiful clothes.

In the forest, Gerda was attacked by robbers. They killed the coachman and servants, and took the girl prisoner. The little robber, the chieftain's daughter, kept Gerda with her. She showed Gerda her menagerie, which included reindeer from Lapland and forest pigeons. Having heard Gerda's story, the forest pigeons said that they saw Kai in the Snow Queen's sleigh on the way to Lapland. The little robber released Gerda and the Reindeer to his homeland.

The reindeer brought the girl to the old Laplander, who gave a letter to the old Finnish woman living near the kingdom of the Snow Queen. Finnka said that as long as Kai has fragments of the mirror in his heart and eye, he will not be the same, but Gerda will melt the ice with the power of her innocent childish heart. Gerda came to the kingdom of the Snow Queen alone; the Reindeer could not accompany her there.

Blue from the cold, but not feeling it because of the kiss of the Snow Queen, Kai folded various figures from pieces of ice. He wanted to put the word “eternity” together, then the Snow Queen would give him the whole world and a pair of new skates. Gerda rushed to Kai and melted the ice with hot tears. Kai began to cry and the shard fell out of his eye.

Kai and Gerda returned home. On the way, they met a Reindeer and drank the milk of his young wife, warmed up with a Finnish woman, and visited a Laplander. In the forest they met a young robber who said that the raven had died and the crow was left a widow. The robber promised to visit them if possible. And at home they were waiting for two bushes strewn with beautiful roses.