Piet Piraat en de betoverde kroon

Captain Snorrebaard stole the plundered castle's golden crown which was cursed. It trapped him in a drifting portrait of himself. Whoever puts the crown on will switch fate with Snorrebaard. The painting gets found by Piet Piraat.. Pirate captain Snorrebaard presumed a court wizard's curse void, but when he stole and tried on the plundered castle's golden crown, it trapped him in a drifting portrait of himself. It's found by Piet Piraat, whom he promises, without mentioning the curse, a sunk treasure to trick him to the castle ruin; Once the crown is retrieved, whoever puts it on will switch fate with Snorrebaard, and the vain crew is even rowing for the 'piveleg'. —KGF Vissers A long time ago there was an evil Captain who was a very greedy person. He heard that there was a beautiful crown which was cursed by a wizard in a kingdom far away. He didn't believe in curses, so he attacked the kingdom and he stole the Crown. But once he put the crown on his head, he turned into a painting. His crew was so afraid they jumped overboard and his ship sank because it was destroyed on the rocks. The crown sank in the sea and the painting floated on the water... —benjamin A long time ago, there lived a pirate called Kapitein Snorrebaard. He had heard of the magical crown of King Hedior on which a magician had put a curse. The mortal who would wear this crown would be changed into a painting forever. Only three days a century he would come back to life. Snorrebaard knew of this curse, but didn't believe it. He put it on his head and turned into a painting. His ship sank, and so did the crown, but the painting of Snorrebaard kept floating. A hundred years long... —Horrorificus (Peter)