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Asterix and the Normans (Asterix, #9), René GoscinnyThe story begins with Vitalstatistix (The chief of the Gaulish village) receiving a missive from his brother Doublehelix in Lutetia (Paris), to ask for the education of Doublehelix's teenage son, Justforkix. Justforkix then arrives in a sports car-like chariot. The village holds a dance in honor of his arrival; but he is unimpressed by the traditional way of dancing, snatches Cacofonix's lyre, and sings and plays in the manner of Elvix Preslix (the Rolling Menhirs in the English version). Some of the younger villagers dance to this new form; but Cacofonix tries to show off his own skills, and is struck down by Fulliautomatix. Justforkix thereupon suggests that Cacofonix's talents would be better appreciated in Lutetia. ...Meanwhile, a Norman crew arrive in Gaul to discover "the meaning of fear", on grounds that they are fearless to the point of not understanding the concept, but have heard of people "flying in fear", and believe that being afraid will grant them the ability to fly. Most of the Gauls welcome the chance of a fight; but Justforkix is horrified and decides to return home. Viewing Justforkix as an expert in fear, the Normans kidnap him to teach them; but this fails, and he remains their prisoner until Asterix and Obelix come to the rescue. A small Roman patrol is also involved in the resulting fight. At length, Norman chief Timandahaf orders an end to the battle and explains his mission to the Gauls. To teach the Normans fear, Asterix sends Obelix to fetch Cacofonix, while himself remaining as a hostage. When Obelix reaches the village, he finds Cacofonix gone to perform in Lutetia, and pursues him through a series of tell-tale clues.تاریخ نخستین خوانش: روز سی ام ماه ژوئن سال 2005 میلادیعنوان: آستریکس و وایکینگ‌ها؛ متن داستان از رنه گوسینی؛ نقاشی از: اودرزو؛ مترجم: فریبرز افروزی؛ تهران، سامر‏‫، 1394؛ در 48 ص، مصور رنگی، شابک 9786006444291؛ موضوع داستانهای فکاهی مصور از نویسندگان فرانسوی - سده 20 مگروهی دلیر از جنگجویان وایکینگ هنگامی که باخبر میشوند حس ترس به آنها بال! میدهد، در جستجوی کشف معنای ترس به دهکده ی «آستریکس» سفر میکنند. مردمان «گال» تنها از یک چیز میترسند، و آن اینست که نکند آسمان روی سر آنها بیافتد، و بد اقبالی گریبانگیر آنها شود...؛ تا اینکه آنها با «جاست فرکیکس» بزدل مواجه میشوند...؛ ا. شربیانی