Is the 'Magic Sons Cock Story' a famous folktale?

I'm not sure which specific 'Magic Sons Cock Story' you are referring to. There could be many fictional or made - up stories with this name. Can you give more context?

It is most likely not a well - known folktale. Folktales like Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood are known worldwide. But this 'cock shrinking brother story' is not something that is commonly mentioned or part of the typical folktale repertoire. There could be some very local or family - specific story with this name, but not a well - known folktale in the general sense.

No, as far as I know, it's not a well - known folktale. It may be a unique story within a certain community or group that has not gained widespread recognition as a folktale would.

I'm not aware of it being a well - known folktale. Usually, well - known folktales have been passed down through generations and are known across different cultures or at least within a large community. Since this 'big cock cut root story' is not familiar to most, it's likely not a well - known one.

The phrase 'wants sons cock story' is really ambiguous. It could be a title that someone has randomly created for a fictional or even a symbolic story. But without any additional information like the genre of the story (is it a horror, a drama or something else), or the cultural background it comes from, it's impossible to accurately define what it is about.

I'm not aware of it being a common folktale. It may be something very specific or even made - up in a certain context.

There is no common or widely - known folktale specifically about a 'big black cock' and a 'wolf wife' in traditional folklore. This seems like a very unique and perhaps made - up combination that is not part of the mainstream folktale cannon.

There is not enough information to accurately determine what the 'young sons horse cock story' is about. It could be a fictional narrative created for a specific purpose, perhaps in a creative writing exercise or a local folktale that has not been widely spread. If it is a real story, it would need more background information like the origin or the genre it belongs to in order to be explained properly.

The title is so ambiguous that it's difficult to determine the plot. It could be a humorous or completely out - of - the - ordinary story. Maybe it's about a son who has a large rooster (where 'cock' can mean rooster in some contexts) that gets into a pool for some wacky reason, but again, this is all speculation without further details.

Definitely not. Traditional folktales tend to have well - known characters, moral lessons, and a more coherent plot. 'Big black take my shoes off cock story' is so random and doesn't fit the characteristics of a traditional folktale. There's no indication of a cultural or historical background that would classify it as such.