People who refuse to do this action can be eaten by a giant black dog in Flanders called Oude Rode Ogen (“OW-duh RO-duh OH-hun”) or taken away by an old, crooked-nosed man in Quebec called Bonhomme Sept Heures (“bun-UM set URR”). In a Hans Christian Andersen (10[1])fairy tale, a figure who brings about this action carries two umbrellas, one good and one bad, and is called Ole Lukøje (“OO-luh LOO-kuh-yuh”). A monster punishes those who refuse to do this action by stealing their eyes and bringing them to (10[1])the moon. (10[3])Nathanael (10[2])fears (10[1])that the lawyer (10[2])Coppelius (-5[1])is (10[1])that monster, (10[1])who brings about good varieties (10[1])of this action by sprinkling dust, (10[2])in a story (10[1])by (10[1])E. (10[1])T. (10[1])A. Hoffmann. (10[3])For 10 points, (10[1])the Sandman (10[1])punishes (10[2])children who refused to take what action, which a princess does (10[1])for 100 years before being awoken by a kiss? ■END■ (10[1])