'Beauty is in the eye of beholder'

The youngest princess and woodcutter has a daughter. Three fairies appear from their poor hut’s wall.
 
 Said the first fairy: "Rose-Beauty shall she be called,- and instead of tears, pearls shall she shed." Said the second fairy : " When she smiles, roses shall blossom." Said the third : " Wherever her foot falls shall grass spring up ! 

The prince saw Rose-Beauty in his dream. His mother insists to find her and their marriage set by their parents.

A rich man also wants his daughter to marry the prince. He makes a plan. He gives salty food to Rose-Beauty. Out of thirst, she asks for water. Palace-dame tells her she has to give one of her eyes a glass of water. 

On the way to the palace,as she was desperately thirsty she gives both of her eyes for water. Since she is blind, rich man’s daughter disgueses as Rose-Beauty. Prince feels deep inside this is not his bride but keeps his silence. At that time, Rose-Beauty found and adopted by an old scavenger.

Rose-Beauty keeps crying pearls, scavenger sells them. One day she smiles and a rose appears. She asks the scavenger to sell this rose to the prince. But the price will be an eye.

Scavenger gives a rose and takes back one of her eyes. Fake bride puts this rose on her hair and prince feels closer to fake bride because of the smell of Rose- Beuaty’s rose.

Since she took her eye back, Rose-Beauty keeps smiling and whoosh, more roses...
Scavenger goes back to the palace, sells the rose for the same price: an eye.
 A scavenger who is manipulated by a fake bride’s mom, asks Rose- Beauty about her talisman. She tells her about the stag. Scavenger snitches this to the palace- dame.