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Earn +20 ptsQ: In tchailkovskys ballet the nutcracker what was the nutcrackers main enemy?
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In The Nutcracker who is Nutcrackers enemy?
The Mouse King and the mice.
Who in the nutcracker is the nutcrackers main enemy?
The Rat King
Nutcrackers main enemy?
The rat king
What is the nutcracker's eniemy?
The Nutcracker's enemy is the evil mouse king
Who was the Nutcracker's enemy?
The Nutcracker's enemy was the dreaded, seven-headed mouse king. The wicked mouse king and his wicked mouse army.
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