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Once upon a time, there was a prosperous kingdom name Hegel. It was ruled by a wise king named King Hernandez. The king and queen of Hegel had seven good- looking princesses name Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo and Violet. Each of their names has represented their characteristic. Among of them, the youngest daughter, princess Violet is the most beautiful. She has an ideal body shape, softly spoken, the flawless skin as silk, the red moist lip and the beautiful long hair. She required every man wishes, everyone enchanted by her beauty.
One day, the seven princesses were playing in the brook. The calm water is flowing across and the birds were singing around. Meanwhile, Prince Mitch from the Aldon kingdom, and his guardsmen were passing by. They heard sweet sound of ladies from the brook so they peeped carefully at the seven princesses through bushes nearby the brook. The prince was amazed of seeing those beautiful ladies, but his eyes could not take off his sight from the most beautiful, Princess Violet. His heart was beating like a jungle drum when he looked at her. Seemingly, the prince felt in love of the first sight with princess Violet. He tried to information (WTF IS THIS?) who is that beautiful young lady. He set his heart upon to marrying her
Few days later, the Prince Mitch came to the Hegel Kingdom to propose to the most beautiful Princess (the youngest) and brought a box of jewelery, the proposal was welcomed splendidly by King Hernandez. The king asked his envoy to call Princess Violet. However, Violet refused to marry Prince Mitch because as the youngest, she wants her sisters to marry first before her. Actually, the king was really happy that his youngest daughter was proposed by the prince from neighbor king...

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...ting and steaming rain; it was a mizzle, a downpour, a fountain, a whipping at the eyes, an undertow at the ankles; it was a rain to drown all rains and the memory of rains and it never stopped. After they found that the princesses were found dead, the queen is crying endless every day. For 7 days, 7 nights the sky was raining unstoppable in Hegel. Once the rain is stop, many people saw the 7 color of beautiful light appeared in the sky. Many people believed that the 7 color is reflected from the beauty of 7 princesses from heaven. They named the 7 color light as a rainbow, the place where the princesses hid and they name the color of the rainbow according to order of the princesses’ name from older to the youngest which is Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo and Violet. Since that time, people believed that rainbow is symbol of peace, beauty and enlightenment.

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