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Szewczyk Dratewka 

Another meeting on losses and ways to act on the presence of the dragon under the king's castle begins. Queen Henry unexpectedly appears at the meeting and wants to throw a fresh perspective on the problem. Unfortunately, the ideas proposed by the participants do not satisfy the queen. The woman constantly scoffs at the suggested solutions and ridicules the members of the meeting. As it turns out, she herself has a much better way to tame the beast.
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Another meeting on losses and ways to act on the presence of the dragon under the king's castle begins. Queen Henry unexpectedly appears at the meeting and wants to throw a fresh perspective on the problem. Unfortunately, the ideas proposed by the participants do not satisfy the queen. The woman constantly scoffs at the suggested solutions and ridicules the members of the meeting. As it turns out, she herself has a much better way to tame the beast.

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Genre:Fantasy, Comedy, Animation
Directed By:Jan Jurkowski
Written By:Marek Hucz, Jan Jurkowski
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:G.F. Darwin

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