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The Weeping Bird
Assam and Seba are two brothers who live together peacefully. They make a living from fishing and their lives revolve around their daily expeditions out to sea. However, one day Seba, the eldest sibling, begins to doubt his brother's kindness toward him.
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Assam and Seba are two brothers who live together peacefully. They make a living from fishing and their lives revolve around their daily expeditions out to sea. However, one day Seba, the eldest sibling, begins to doubt his brother's kindness toward him.
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Written By:Claire Ledru
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