A dreamy young man at the edge of the river. Suddenly a frog jumps in front of him. The frog is actually a beautiful girl who is exposed to the witch's curse.
"What made you so gloomy?" said the frog.
"I was told my mother was looking for a wife who can weave, but no woman wants me," said the young man sadly.
"Do not worry if you want to make me a wife, I'll weave for you," said the frog.
"How could you be just a frog," said the young man.
"Believe me," said the frog.
The young man thought for a moment. "All right, I'll make you a wife," he said.
He took the frog home and told his mother that he would marry the frog.
Her mother burst out laughing at her son's words.
"How can a man marry a frog, besides, where can a frog be able to weave," said his mother.
"Let me weave in your room alone," whispered the frog to the young man.
The young man did request a frog. An hour later, he came back to his room. How surprised he saw the beautiful frog woven clothes.
Long story short, the young man married the frog. The guests laughed at the sight of a man marrying a frog. However, when the husband and wife promise is spoken, suddenly the frog turns into a very beautiful girl.
Apparently, the curse on frogs could be lost if he married man. Since then, they have lived happily ever after.
The moral message of the Russian Tale: The Frog Girl is not to underestimate something. Do good to all creatures of God. God will help you if your heart is sincere and willing to work hard.