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In Masha's Tales, Masha "retells fairy tales in her own way." She tells her stories for her favorites Toys, telling her own versions Of stories and sometimes forgetting about the moral lessons of the tales, and tell other valious lessons for the viewers protection, and to encourage good behavior of children around the world.[citation needed]
