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Collection
Part 9 · VIDEHA MITHILA MAITHILI DISCUSSION CRITICISM SERIES PART 9
Status
asr-draft
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No
Editorial review
not-reviewed
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small
Detected language
en (0.999458)
Duration
1:12
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Open preserved recording

Timestamped machine output

  1. 0:00–0:04This witch thinks she just bagged a delicious child for dinner,
  2. 0:04–0:09but her prize is actually a sack of leaking mud and sharp thorns.
  3. 0:09–0:13How did a little boy turn a kidnapping into the ultimate prank?
  4. 0:13–0:15In a classic मैथिली फोक्तेल,
  5. 0:15–0:19a boy grows a magical tree that produces delicious भागीः डंपलिंगs.
  6. 0:19–0:22A child eating witch spots him up in the branches.
  7. 0:22–0:24She pretends her hands are cursed,
  8. 0:24–0:27tricking the boy into dropping a dumpling into her sack,
  9. 0:27–0:29and instantly traps him inside.
  10. 0:29–0:33But on the walk home, the overconfident witch takes a nap.
  11. 0:33–0:36The boy quietly slips out and builds a decoy.
  12. 0:36–0:40First, he loads the empty sack with heavy stones to match his body weight.
  13. 0:40–0:44Next, he packs in wet mud to mimic a sweaty captive.
  14. 0:44–0:48Finally, he lines the top with sharp thorns to act as teeth.
  15. 0:48–0:52When the witch resumes her journey, brown water leaks onto her head.
  16. 0:52–0:56She laughs, assuming the terrified boy is just wetting himself.
  17. 0:56–0:59When the thorns prick her back, she thinks he's trying to bite her.
  18. 0:59–1:03She arrives home ready for a feast, only to open her prize,
  19. 1:03–1:06and discovers she hold a bag of literal garbage,
  20. 1:06–1:10while her actual dinner is safely back at his magical tree.

Plain text

This witch thinks she just bagged a delicious child for dinner, but her prize is actually a sack of leaking mud and sharp thorns. How did a little boy turn a kidnapping into the ultimate prank? In a classic मैथिली फोक्तेल, a boy grows a magical tree that produces delicious भागीः डंपलिंगs. A child eating witch spots him up in the branches. She pretends her hands are cursed, tricking the boy into dropping a dumpling into her sack, and instantly traps him inside. But on the walk home, the overconfident witch takes a nap. The boy quietly slips out and builds a decoy. First, he loads the empty sack with heavy stones to match his body weight. Next, he packs in wet mud to mimic a sweaty captive. Finally, he lines the top with sharp thorns to act as teeth. When the witch resumes her journey, brown water leaks onto her head. She laughs, assuming the terrified boy is just wetting himself. When the thorns prick her back, she thinks he's trying to bite her. She arrives home ready for a feast, only to open her prize, and discovers she hold a bag of literal garbage, while her actual dinner is safely back at his magical tree.

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