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Once upon a time, in the woods far far away lived a girl named Rapunzel. Rapunzel lived a rough life. Being trapped in a tower by an evil witch at a young age Rapunzel tried to stay positive. Everyday Rapunzel remained in the tower all alone every day until the witch arrived back from her daily errands and climbed up Rapunzel’s hair. Sometimes, other people arrived such as the witches hunky and handsome boyfriend, “Eugene.” Eugene would always acknowledge Rapunzel giving her head nods and waves, but had never once said a word to her. One day Rapunzel thought up an idea. She was going to give the witch the payback she deserved, so the next day when Eugene gave his usual wave Rapunzel beckoned him to come talk to her while the witch wasn’t looking.
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