You can use a name to gain leverage, in our more literal manner. But to the magically inclined, a name can be a great many things, it can allow one to construct a curse, an enchantment, or a divination. Some traditions believe that the name endows a being with a grounding point around which magic may be worked, a symbolic syllabic cluster that is as much a part of a person as hir hand, but considered to represent the whole of the body and the mind.
Now, if you were a little impit what had knowledge of the workings of magic, what would you want with names?
Rumpelstiltskin wanted a baby because he believed that the child would bring him power and wealth.
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In the fairy tale "Rumpelstiltskin," the character wants the baby because he believes it will bring him power and control over the child's future.
Rumpelstiltskin was created in 1812.
I do not really want to be iconoclastic, but Rumpelstiltskin was not real. He did not really exist.
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Rumpelstiltskin is a minimum of 220 years old, dating by the ogre wars.
The main two themes in the story Rumpelstiltskin are power and greed. Greed shows up as a theme in both the King as well as Rumpelstiltskin.
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The cast of Rumpelstiltskin - 2012 includes: Georgia Bradner as Alice Bridget Jeske as Lucy Angie McLeod as Rumpelstiltskin Francois Vandette as Alan
The cast of Rumpelstiltskin - 1985 includes: Al Baldwin as King Robert Bockstael as Rumpelstiltskin Les Lye as Miller Christopher Plummer as Narrator
No, he's just a character from a fairy tale.