The Fisherman

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> The Fisherman was a dim-witted and pliant tool of his insatiable wife. And his weak character invited disaster.
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> Grimm's description of The Fisherman

**The Fisherman** is one of the main protagonist of the story, The Fisherman and His Wife.

## Appearance

### Light

In his light form he wears a straw hat and patchy jacket and trousers with a blue shirt. He has fair brown hair and a beard.

### Dark

In contrast, his dark form is a colour swap with the clothes being darker and dried colours. His face has had some changes, with his moustache being more longer and his nose becoming warty. His straw hat is also broken and exposes his hair slightly.

## History

### Light

The Fisherman lives in a small house by the sea with his wife and is very poor. Due to their low wealth, the wife complains to her husband about wanting to live in a castle and being wealthy. One day, The Fisherman catches a Magic Flounder which can talk and grant wishes, he lets it go and asks t live in a castle to please the wife, which the Flounder obliges to do. The wife is happy with this new castle but desires more, asking her husband to capture the Flounder again so that she can become pope and own a church. The Fisherman once again captures the Flounder and ask for his wife's wishes, which the Flounder obliges. Despite owning a church and being Pope, the wife is not satisfied, instead she asks to become a god. The Fisherman once again captures and let go of the Flounder in order to make his wife's wishes, which the Flounder grants. Returning home, the castle and church is all gone and everything is back to the way things are at the beginning, with the wife upset that she is once again poor, The Fisherman fully aware of what the Flounder had done, essentially his wife was already "god" of the household and so made her "god" once more.

### Dark

In the dark version, the Fisherman feels the greedy wrath of his wife everyday and one day ends up catching the Magic Flounder. He states that a better house may make his wife a better and less needy person, but this does not happen, rather the castle makes her a bloodthirst psychopath, who beats and kills anyone she doesn't like. The Fisherman returns to fish and captures the Flounder again, asking that cathedral should be erected to appease his wife, the wish is granted but again things don't go well. The wife beats and tortures her followers. The Fisherman returns to capture the Flounder again, stating that perhaps making his wife god could help make her a better person. The Flounder annoyed by the Fisherman's stupidity and Wife's selfishness, decides to grant the wish at a cost. The Fisherman and his Wife are once again poor, but the weather has become volatile, destroying their surroundings before killing them both.

The Fisherman and his wife returns in Snow White, where Grimm visits him and his wife as they're about to eat the Magic Flounder, Grimm was currently in the process of creating a force, made up various characters from the previous stories, to destroy Snow White's wedding and kill the Seven Dwarves and the Dwarf King, however, upon turning the scene into darkness, his wife beats him and throws him against a light house, killing The Fisherman.