fairy tale; feəriˌteɪl; noun
(also fairy story)
1 a story about magic or fairies, usually for children
2 a story that somebody tells that is not true; a lie
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A fable or a myth, people chalk up fairy tales as being bedtimes stories for children, nothing more, nothing less... But they don't know the truth. Within every story, the characters breathe, they live, even after their tale is told. They continue on to live, regardless of what happens. Yet, their existences can grow tiring, lonely, even.
Their stories can never intertwine with each others, leading their knowledge of each other to be small and in between...
That is, until it came into the picture.
The 'miracle'.
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(also fairy story)
1 a story about magic or fairies, usually for children
2 a story that somebody tells that is not true; a lie
- - - - -
A fable or a myth, people chalk up fairy tales as being bedtimes stories for children, nothing more, nothing less... But they don't know the truth. Within every story, the characters breathe, they live, even after their tale is told. They continue on to live, regardless of what happens. Yet, their existences can grow tiring, lonely, even.
Their stories can never intertwine with each others, leading their knowledge of each other to be small and in between...
That is, until it came into the picture.
The 'miracle'.
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