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She was indeed a wicked princess. She possessed beauty enough—nobody could be more elegant or prettier than she was; but what of that? for she was a wicked witch; and in consequence of her conduct many noble young princes had lost their lives."

I realise she's supposed to be a witch, but the actions in this 'fairy tale' seem more 'grimm' than I associate with Andersen.

There is some humour and there is an answer-three-riddles storyline, but the unexpected violence is rather graphic, I think.

If you'd like to read it yourself, it's here: