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Gegone, inside the Museum - Chloe
The festival of the Vravrona, was one of the most important festivals of Attica in ancient Greece. It was a procession with children, parents and teachers. Little Chloe follows the procession and goes to the sanctuary of Artemis , protector of animals and nature, in order to offer the goddess her humble gift for helping her get over her sickness: her favorite bunny.
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The festival of the Vravrona, was one of the most important festivals of Attica in ancient Greece. It was a procession with children, parents and teachers. Little Chloe follows the procession and goes to the sanctuary of Artemis , protector of animals and nature, in order to offer the goddess her humble gift for helping her get over her sickness: her favorite bunny.
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