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PYRAMUS and THISBE
Ivy: At present day, there was a woman and her daughters who went out for a stroll at the park. There was a tree that stood uniquely sturdy and covered with fresh-looking leaves and peculiarly-colored fruits that caught her daughter’s attention.
Jhazel & Glaiza: Mother, what’s that tree called? (Looks at the tree innocently)
Doreen: (Points at the tree) oh that one? That is a mulberry tree.
Sholot: Is that a famous tree, mother?
Doreen: Many people often notice that because of its fruit which is deep red in appearance.
Bala : The color of the fruit looks like hardened blood mother.
Doreen: Yes of course, you know my daughter, this tree has its story, the tragic story of two lovers who are deeply into each other, once torn by their fate but reunited by their death.. _____________________________________
Jovie: Once upon a time in the ancient days of Babylon, in the reign of Queen Semiramis, houses are so close to each other that a wall was common for both houses. There existed a young boy named Pyramus and a gorgeous young girl named Thisbe. One day Pyramus heard a girl crying.
Thisbe: (crying)
Pyramus: (walking towards Thisbe) Hey, why are you crying? Did someone hurt you?
Thisbe: no, no.. my, my, little…bird…died.. Pyramus: It’s alright..you know what? You really look beautiful when you smile. Thisbe: Oh really!..uhm, Thank you. By the way, I’m Thisbe. And you are? Pyramus: Pyramus, I’m glad to meet you Thisbe. Can we be friends? Thisbe: Sure. I’ll go home, mother is looking for me. See you Pyramus. _______________________ Clarice: From that day on. Thisbe and Pyramus became good friends. They always play together under the mulberry tree. Then one day, while they were playing… Thisbe: come on Pyramus!! Run and get me if you can. Ahahah Pyramus: (running, then suddenly Thisbe fell) Stepha: Thisbe! There you are! We’ve been looking for you all day! Rosalyn: There you are Pyramus! What are you doing here? There

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