Grimm's Fairy Tales The Brave Little Tailor What is the moral of the story?

'Brave Little Tailor', unlikely hero who kills seven flies with one stroke and capitalizes on that feat to become king. Popularized in the 19th century by the the-brothers-grimm'Das tapfere Schneiderlein' ('The Brave Little Tailor', 1812), which combined Martin Montanus's literary version (c.1557) with oral variants, the humorous tale has been frequently adapted, notably in Walt walt-disneyanimated film featuring Mickey Mouse, The Brave Little Tailor (1938). The story's modern appeal derives from its cunning, entrepreneurial hero, who undertakes his quest not because he is oppressed or lacks something, but because he possesses immense self‐confidence and a talent for self‐promotion.

- Donald Haas