The brother promised Suharik to see him in a magical land. Thus he was visited by the soul of Jonathan. The older brother came up with this tale to console him. He sadly thinks that there is no Nangiyala. Jonathan's act aroused the admiration of the school teacher. Jumping out the window with Carl on his back, Jonathan shielded him from the impact of the fall. The older brother saved the younger from the fire. Ironically, the healthy and cheerful Jonathan dies first. Carl would like them to be in Nangiyala together. The only thing that makes the little brother sad is the long separation from Jonathan. Rusk is very happy that his suffering is finally over. In this wonderful place, Karl will be healthy and happy. This country is "on the other side of the stars" and is called Nangiyala. To cheer up Carl, the older brother tells him about the country where people go when they die. One day, the younger brother accidentally found out that he was going to die soon. The dissimilarity of the brothers does not prevent them from loving each other. Jonathan affectionately calls him Breadcrumbs. The younger brother Carl is 10 years old.
Adults admire him, and children love to play with Jonathan because he knows how to come up with interesting games and fun. He is a smart, handsome and very talented boy. The Leyon family is very poor, so they are forced to live in an old wooden house. They meet in Nangiyala.īrothers Carl and Jonathan Leijon live in a small Swedish town whose name is not mentioned. His older brother Jonathan tries to comfort him somehow and promises that one day they will meet in the magical land of Nangiyale. What awaits us after the end of life? Emptiness? Clouds and harps? Butterfly reincarnation? Or maybe a new, wonderful world filled with colors, conversations around a warm fire and adventures that you dare not even dream of? Nine-year-old Carl Leion, nicknamed Sukharik, is ill with tuberculosis and knows that he will soon die. Scandinavian literature summaries - 2023 Short summary - The Brothers Lionheart Astrid Lindgren
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