The text appears to be a transcript of a story or a play, possibly a children's story or a pantomime. The story revolves around a girl named Dasha who is naughty and doesn't listen to anyone. A real cannibal overhears her talking about the Ogre coming to eat her, and he is happy because it's time for dinner. The cannibal, who is also a composer named Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, decides to eat Dasha's sister instead. Dasha realizes her sister is in danger and tries to save her. The story continues with various characters interacting with Dasha and her sister, and the cannibal, who is eventually revealed to be a kind-hearted man. The story ends with a happy reunion of the family.
1. The story begins with a girl named Dasha who is described as pretty but naughty.
2. Dasha is not listening to anyone at home and is described as quiet.
3. The story introduces an Ogre who is expected to eat Dasha and her bones.
4. At the same time, a real Cannibal is passing under the windows and hears the Ogre's words.
5. The Cannibal is happy because it is time for dinner and he has no one for dinner.
6. The Cannibal decides to eat Dasha's sister, who is surprised by the sudden surprise.
7. Dasha's sister is told not to worry because her parents were cannibals too.
8. The Cannibal swallows Dasha's sister without her noticing.
9. Dasha is told that her name is the same as the Great composer Tchaikovsky.
10. The Cannibal is asked to run home because mom and dad are probably going crazy.
11. The Cannibal is asked to eat more dandelions and try to compose an Opera.
12. The Cannibal is asked to invite someone to the Opera House for the premiere of his opera.
13. The Cannibal is told not to eat anyone and is described as very healthy.
14. The story ends with the Cannibal's granddaughter, who is very old and tired.
15. The granddaughter is left alone and is asked how to get home.
16. The story introduces a girl named Vasilisa who is described as a girl.
17. Vasilisa is asked by a grape snail to get out on the roof of her house.
18. Vasilisa is asked to hide because she is afraid of everything.
19. The story ends with a Rock dove taking Vasilisa and telling her to jump or crawl.
20. The Rock dove tells Vasilisa that she does everything very well.
21. The Rock dove tells Vasilisa that if it's good, then what's wrong.
22. The Rock dove tells Vasilisa that the whole bird was too good.
23. The Rock dove tells Vasilisa to goo-goo and goodbye.
24. The story ends with a girl named Zlata who is described as independent.
25. Zlata is asked to clean up and make semolina porridge.
26. The story ends with Zlata telling her friend to play and have a great time.