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With the Mountain King defeated and the princess rescued, Espin and his brothers are celebrated by King Eric. They express a desire for financial aid rather than a stake in the kingdom, revealing their humble roots and focus on rebuilding their home.
In the aftermath of the adventure, the story concludes with a heartwarming reunion of Espin with his father, symbolizing forgiveness, unity, and the healing of family bonds.
As Frederick wanders into further trouble with the forest nymphs, the narrative hints at the continuation of his struggles, providing a comical twist to the resolution and emphasizing the power of kindness and humility.