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BW2/3 Posted 20 years ago
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Their father would give up his throne to either one of the sons. The leadership was clashed between the older and younger brother. Both did not mind to work very long hours to figure out to kill one another. The younger brother desperately wanted to gain his pride back after last time he lost the fight during his father's birthday.

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Hi, Their father would give up his throne to either one of the sons, the leadership was clashed between the older and younger brother. Both did not mind to work very long hours to figure out to kill one another. The younger brother desperately wanted to gain his pride back after last time he lost the fight during his father's birthday.

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  • Hi, Their father would give up his throne to either one of the sons, the leadership was clashed between the older and younger brother.
  • Both did not mind to work very long hours to figure out to kill one another.
  • The younger brother desperately wanted to gain his pride back after last time he lost the fight during his father's birthday.
  • Their father was willing to give up his throne to either one of his sons, so the older and the younger brother clashed over the leadership.
  • Each did not mind working very long hours to figure out how to kill the other.
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Hi,

Their father would give up his throne to either one of the sons, the leadership was clashed between the older and younger brother. Both did not mind to work very long hours to figure out to kill one another. The younger brother desperately wanted to gain his pride back after last time he lost the fight during his father's birthday.

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