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Doug's avatar

Nice break from TI stuff though. Kind of reminds me of cracked Fairy tales like on Rocky and Bullwinkle show....

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Emilio Rios's avatar

Okay thanks

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Lenny Cavallaro's avatar

I hope Emilio Rios catches the allusion! Yes, there is a certain similarity, although R & B generally ended more cheerfully!

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Emilio Rios's avatar

Okay but not all stories have happy ending

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Lenny Cavallaro's avatar

Indeed! In fact, many of the Grimms' tales ended most unhappily in original format.

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Emilio Rios's avatar

My story have a lesson in them

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nancy knox-bierman's avatar

I thought so as well.

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Emilio Rios's avatar

Okay I'm working on my next story

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Steve Enos's avatar

Emilio... good for you and your first story! When I first started putting my writing into the world I was fortunate to get connected to a local writers group that meets twice a month. We critique others work, provide feed back and support for each other. Many in our group are published writers and teachers of writing. We have classes and specialty writing groups, I'm in the poetry group. Connecting with this group has been amazing, fun and very helpful as I navigate how and where my writing surfaces and goes out into the worlds. I'm now working on two books, I love doing open mic's, reading and story telling, things I never thought I would ever do... Emilio, write every day, find other writers and writing groups to hang out with, write what's inside of you and use your genuine voice to launch it into the world!

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Emilio Rios's avatar

Okay I'm still learning about this

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MaxxNY's avatar

I like the premise but I think you can expand on it a little more.

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Emilio Rios's avatar

Okay it's my first story I'm still learning

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Dawn Benedict's avatar

I love that the prince used that test to judge her worthiness to become queen. I hope she learned something from him!

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Emilio Rios's avatar

It's a lesson for all of us

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Un-silent's avatar

We all need to learn to be good Samaritans! This reminds me that anyone in need could be Jesus (not just a prince) testing us. The princess failed the test by judging based on looks and lacking basic humanity. Good lesson Emilio.

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Emilio Rios's avatar

thanks that's my point we sometimes judge to quickly when we meet someone get to know the people first then you see the beauty inside

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Doug's avatar

yeah don't judge a book by it's cover I guess. But not sure Rich people would care they don't now. they usually treat commoners like trash anyhow. so??? But yeah...

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Emilio Rios's avatar

Okay thanks

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Hephzibah's avatar

Such an important story to apply in real time in how we are to treat others with our time genuine interest respect kindness, compassion and Jesus' love no matter who they are, or from what walks of life and beautifully told thank you Emilio! Forget not the love of strangers: for thereby some have entertained angels unawares. Hebrews 13:2

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Emilio Rios's avatar

Amen to that I agree

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Joshua Nwobodo's avatar

Short and didactic. Love it

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Emilio Rios's avatar

Thanks I'll be posting another tomorrow

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