Wrongly Accused (Discontinued)

Wrongly Accused (Discontinued)

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Every story needs a villain. What is a hero to do with no evil to vanquish? How can we know the value of light without darkness to compare it to? However, sometimes the villain of the story is only portrayed as evil. I have found, in my centuries of existence, that a hero will change the story to make himself look better. Take my story for example. Most myths and fables make me out to be a creature of darkness. I never did any of the horrid things the said I did. Of course, most of the stories of mine have dwindled to nothingness. It agrivates me that my true story has not been heard. But now is my chance to be heard.
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