532. Glocke steigt aus dem See.

ATU-Erzähltypen

Zuordnung derzeit offen.

The initial source account has two explicitly separate bell occurrences (Neu-Gaarz and Wiewerberg) at different locations, with no shared plot or cause. The two short account queries yielded no ATU plot; the whole-input ATU status remains blocked.

Thompson-Motive

D1213 remains possible for the Neu-Gaarz lake bell and is added as a separate possible passage assignment for the Wiewerberg bell emerging from the mountain. Both are anomalous timed appearances of a bell. V115.1 and F993.1 require a sunken bell (and F993.1 sounding); V115.1.2 is about raising a sunken bell. Those conditions are not stated for the mountain bell.

• Thompson D1213 · Magic bell.

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  The reported bell rises from a lake at the same fixed annual moment. Thompson D1213 is the sparse general entry “Magic bell”; the report supports an uncanny property, but does not say that this bell rings or identify it as a church bell, so the broader submerged-bell and sounding-bell codes were not asserted.

  • „Aus dem See bei Neu-Gaarz (unweit Waren) steigt am Johannistage Mittags, Schlag zwölf Uhr, eine Glocke an die Oberfläche.“

  Thompson D1213 im Katalog, öffnet in neuem Tab

• Thompson D1213 · Magic bell.

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  D1213 is the general “Magic bell” entry. This second, explicitly separate account describes a bell emerging from the Wiewerberge at the same fixed Johannistag noon as the bell from Neu-Gaarz; the unusual periodic emergence is itself the magic property. The source does not say that the second bell sounds or that it is submerged in a river or sea, so F993.1, V115.1 and the raising entry V115.1.2 do not fit this passage.

  • „Auch aus dem Wiewerberge bei Sietow (zwei Meilen von Waren) kommt zu derselben Zeit eine Glocke heraus.“

  Thompson D1213 im Katalog, öffnet in neuem Tab