Legend has it that the peasants were admitted to the castle by its perfidious cook, who, however, was not rewarded with gold coins but blinded and killed by the peasants; since then, his ghost wanders about the castle in stormy nights chopping on his chopping board.
A legend tells of a treacherous cook who allowed peasants into the castle, only to be punished for his treachery by being blinded and killed.  Since then, his ghost is said to roam the castle during stormy nights, chopping at his chopping board.