Where did King Norin live?
He lived in Croatia.
Who wanted to be a famous barber?
A young man named Dónal.
What was the druid's advice?
To tell the secret to an oak tree.
What did King Norin do when he heard the song?
He jumped into the river and nobody ever saw him again.
Who had a large head of a swine and ears of a donkey?
King Norin.
Who did Donal and his mother talk to?
They talked to a druid.
Who challenged Apollo to a musical duel?
Pan, the god of shepherds.
What did the harp sing?
‘Labhraí Loingseach has donkey ears!’
What did King Norin eat?
The cake.
How did King Midas try to hide his ears?
He wore a variety of huge hats, heavy helmets, and bulky scarves.
What happened to every barber who shaved King Norin?
Every barber who shaved him was put to death.
Did King March forgive the piper and the barber?
Yes, he did.
What did King Midas prefer: Pan's flute of reeds or Apollo's harp?
Pan's flute.
Where did Labhraí Loingseach live?
In Ireland.
What did the piper do when he saw some fine reeds growing?
He cut some reeds and made a new pipe.
Why didn't King Norin kill the young barber?
Because they ate the cake moistened with his mother's milk.
They were brothers.
Who made a new harp?
King Labhrai’s favourite musician made a new harp.
Why did Bifan stop eating?
He became troubled by the great stress of keeping the secret to himself.
What did King March realize?
The things we do are more important than what we look like.
Where did King March live?
He lived in Wales