A Little Bad’ll Do You Some Good (Clip)
Hair of the Dog that Bit You: the hair of a rabid dog used to be thought of as a cure for rabies, which seems to operate on the logic of like cures like.
In the Brothers’ Grimm’s “The Boy Who Went Forth to Learn What Fear Was,” he boy--now a young man married to the princess--is finally able to shudder when water with fishes--a symbolic parallel of the moat into which he'd thrown the haunted castle's demons--is thrown onto his face while he is sleeping.
(From a discussion on the Brothers Grimm’s “The Youth Who Went Forth to Learn What Fear Was." Listen to it here…
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