The King drops dead, and the heir is his newborn son. Uncle Otto - with a name like that, how could they not know? - arranges to have the kid poisoned. However, she prays for her brother back, and being royalty, angels and G*d show up to grant her wish.
I'm not sure what sort of message the film makers intended to offer their audience with this short subject, but the message I got out of it is that the poor needn't bother praying, because miracles are reserved for the rich and powerful.
That's a nice crèche that the angel vanishes the baby out of to replace with the infant prince. Don't get me started about that.
I'm not sure what sort of message the film makers intended to offer their audience with this short subject, but the message I got out of it is that the poor needn't bother praying, because miracles are reserved for the rich and powerful.
That's a nice crèche that the angel vanishes the baby out of to replace with the infant prince. Don't get me started about that.
