A severed hand lands in the lap of Lady Mary in an English variant of this story called “Mr. Fox,” which repeats the phrase “be bold, be bold.” This is the most famous story of Aarne-Thompson Type 312, (-5[1])which also includes a Tamil story about a shapeshifting tiger. A version of this story from Cantal features a trio that gives the protagonist rope, some poison, and a big club to help her escape. In the most famous version of this story, the dragoon and musketeer brothers of the wounded protagonist rush in to stop her (15[1])(*) attacker (10[2])after he discovers a key stained (10[1])with blood. (10[3]-5[1])In (10[1])Charles Perrault’s (-5[1])version (10[3])of this (-5[1])tale, a newly married (10[1])girl unlocks the doors (10[2])to (-5[1])a forbidden room (10[1])containing (10[1])the (10[1])bodies of her husband’s (10[2])previous wives. (10[2])For 10 points, name this French folktale titled for a murderous (10[1])rich man with colorful facial hair. (10[3])■END■ (10[3])