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(7) 👑 The Doctor Who Cured A King With A TENNIS RACKET... And Was Executed For It

🎾 A doctor cures a king's incurable leprosy with nothing but a tennis racket... and the king executes him as "thanks." Welcome to one of the darkest, most psychologically complex stories from One Thousand and One Nights—a tale within a tale within a tale that spans magic, medicine, and monstrous ingratitude. This is the legendary "Tale of the Physician Douban"—a nested narrative Scheherazade tells the Sultan, which the fisherman tells the genie, which explains why trust is so fragile and power so corruptible. 📖 In This Epic Animated Adaptation: PART 1: THE MIRACLE CURE A Greek king suffers from horrific leprosy The Persian physician Douban arrives with an impossible promise The "tennis racket cure" that works through hollow-handle medicine Instant healing → instant fame → instant envy PART 2: THE PARANOID TURN Courtiers whisper: "He cured you simply... he could kill you simply" The king's tragic parable about the truthful parrot The vizier's counter-parable about the ogress and the prince How suspicion poisons gratitude PART 3: THE POISONED BOOK REVENGE Douban's execution day "last request" The enchanted book with poison-lined pages The talking head prophecy: "Tyrant, you are justly punished!" A death that teaches a lesson even from beyond the grave PART 4: THE FISHERMAN'S PARALLEL How this story convinces the genie to spare the fisherman The transition to the next story: The Four Colored Fish The narrative Russian doll of Arabian Nights 🎨 AI-Powered Visual Splendor: The leprosy's visual transformation and healing The tennis court as medical theater The whispering courtiers in shadowy corridors The talking head's chilling final judgment The poison book's deadly pages turning 💡 The Timeless Lessons: No good deed goes unpunished when envy is in the room Power fears those who can give—and take away—health The cleverest revenge educates even as it destroys Stories within stories teach us about stories within politics 👇 Philosophical Question: "Was Douban's revenge justified, or did he become what he hated?" The physician swore to heal, yet killed The king was ungrateful, but was death the right penalty? Debate in the comments! We'll feature the most nuanced takes. 🔔 Subscribe for our "Arabian Nights: The Complete Saga" series. We're animating ALL interconnected tales in chronological story-within-story order! 📌 Video Chapters: 0:00 - The Leprosy-Stricken King of Greece 2:30 - Douban's Impossible Promise 5:15 - The Tennis Racket Treatment 8:00 - The Court's Deadly Envy 11:20 - Parable 1: The Truthful Parrot 14:10 - Parable 2: The Ogress & The Prince 17:30 - The King's Betrayal 20:45 - The Poisoned Book Revenge 24:00 - The Talking Head's Judgment 26:30 - How This Story Saved The Fisherman 29:00 - Legacy: Medicine, Power & Narrative 🎵 Soundtrack: "Court of Whispers" - Byzantine intrigue theme "The Healing Game" - Mystical medical mystery "Pages of Poison" - Dark revenge leitmotif #ArabianNights #1001Nights #Scheherazade #GreekKing #MedicalHistory #PoisonRevenge #TalkingHead #Folklore #MoralStory #AnimatedLegend #DarkFantasy #StoryWithinAStory #ClassicLiterature #NarrativeArt 📚 Source & Context: This is "The Tale of the Physician Douban" from One Thousand and One Nights (Nights 4–9 in some translations). It's a foundational nested tale that establishes the story-within-story structure Scheherazade uses to save her life. © Nights Studio 2024 Part of the ambitious project: "Animating the Complete Arabian Nights." Visual style blends Byzantine Greek aesthetics with Persian medicinal manuscripts.