Slide 2
Recap
Cossacks Gray and Oko dream of their weddings in the past, although both have long been married and have children. At night, someone kidnaps them, and Tur follows their tracks. He arrives at the village, where it turns out that the Cossacks have been taken by their wives. Tur is the only one who is still unmarried and he becomes sad. But soon he meets an orphan girl with whom he falls in love. She promises to marry Tur, and Tur wants to give the bride shoes, because the poor girl has to go barefoot.
Looking for a place to buy shoes, Tur goes to the fair. Gray and Oko follow him and reach a stone with three arrows pointing in different directions. The Cossacks argue about which direction is right, while night falls. Various evil spirits move past the stone: someone invisible in boots, a living scarecrow, and witches riding broomsticks. On the other side of the stone, a portrait of the Elder Devil is revealed. Realizing that Tur is in trouble, Gray and Oko follow the evil spirit.
The Cossacks reach an old mill, which turns out to be an inn for evil spirits. The owner of the boots drinks a mixture of alcohol with negative and positive and becomes visible: it turns out to be the Elder Devil. One devil has brought a drunkard. He listens to what evil the visitors of the inn have done. The innkeeper, in turn, talks about how he gave Tur beer with a sleeping pill and that Tur is now sleeping in the pantry. The evil spirit wakes the Cossack and the Elder Devil offers an exchange: the boots in exchange for Tur's soul. Tur tries to draw his saber and defend himself, but it turns out that only one hilt remains of the saber.
Gray and Oko watch this through the window and figure out how to save Tur. They disguise themselves as Death and order the Elder Devil to climb into the barrel. Tur closes the barrel and then the Cossacks grab the rest of the evil spirit, which they lock in other barrels. They also free the drunkard. The drunkard swears to "tie up" with vodka. The Cossacks throw the inn into the river, and in its place they find a treasure chest. In addition to the jewels, there are expensive boots. Tur also finds wedding rings there that will suit him and his fiancée.
Tur gives the boots to his bride and they get married. A drunkard at the wedding tells what he saw at night, but no one believes him.