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In the fairy tale "The Princess and the Pea," Griselda is a servant sent by the queen to test the true identity of the princess claiming to be a true princess. Griselda places a pea under twenty mattresses to see if the princess can feel it, thus proving her royal sensitivity and authenticity.
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