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Two children spending a snowy winter at a country house discover that a tapestry room becomes the center of imaginative adventures led by a mischievous raven named Dudu. Through fireside talk, half-remembered dreams, and a sequence of framed tales, they meet talking pets, moonlit processions, a swan's song, a forest of rainbows, frog-land, and an episodic tale of a brown bull. The narrative shifts between cozy domestic detail and lyrical fantasy, emphasizing childhood curiosity, companionship, and the sustaining power of storytelling to transform ordinary places into enchanted landscapes.
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