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Throughout the retelling, many elements evoke biblical stories: the Garden of Eden, the temptation and fall, the importance of guarding one's moral "garden," and the need to be vigilant against evil spirits—here represented by gnomes and dragons. The stories serve as allegories for spiritual vigilance, temperance, and the importance of moral responsibility, encouraging both children and adults to reflect on their actions and moral duties.
The Power of Music and Spiritual Aid
The subplot involving the magic flute played by the young huntsman highlights the enduring symbolism of music as a divine or spiritual tool. Just as biblical psalms and spiritual songs invoke divine assistance, the story uses music to summon aid, symbolizing that faith and moral virtue are supported by divine power.