As a child, we read fairy tales about enchanted heroes with bated breath. Adventures, intense passions, dramatic plot twists... In this book, the motive of witchcraft and getting rid of it is in the central place. Its author, the famous Jungian analyst M.-L. von Franz, as always, surprises and captivates with unexpected comparisons and parallels. For example, arguing that the enchanted prince is a person in the grip of neurosis. He also suffers from internal conflict, like a hero forced to wear animal skin. And sometimes he acts to his own detriment, as if under an evil spell. And he must go through many tests before he gets rid of the misfortune. And each hero has his own path to getting rid of witchcraft - just like every person has his own path to healing.