Raivo Riim, 14 October 2023 A local legend surrounding Rakvere recounts a confrontation involving a woman known as Mrs. Kitty. According to the story, a group of intoxicated individuals engaged in an argument with Mrs. Kitty, attempting to confine and physically abuse her. Mrs. Kitty, having experienced significant hardship including a Siberian exile, responded with unexpected creativity and enthusiasm, exclaiming, “Hurraa, boys, I have dreamed of young men for so long! Oh, that someone else still wants me, old man!” The individuals present were reportedly taken aback by her reaction and quickly departed. The incident highlights the enduring nature of local folklore and the character of this particular story. This column reflects on the enduring appeal of such narratives and the perception of resourceful individuals, particularly older generations. Topics: #back #column #museum Post navigation Weekly Cartoon Lightning: beautiful cold
This disturbing tale offers a chilling glimpse into Rakvere’s past and the challenges faced by vulnerable individuals. Reply