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Red-Haired Entertainer
Once upon a time, there was a young woman named Red who lived in a small village. Red had the most unique feature of them all: bright, fiery red hair that made her stand out from the crowd. But she didn't mind the attention, in fact, she loved it.
One day, Red decided to enter the annual village talent competition. She had never been much of a performer, but she had always been told that her hair was her best feature, so she thought she would use it to her advantage.
Red walked onto the stage, and the audience gasped at the sight of her hair. They had never seen anything like it before. Red smiled and said, "Ladies and Gentlemen, I present to you the world's most impressive hair." With that, she flicked her hair back and forth and started to sing.
Red's singing was horrible, but the audience couldn't help but laugh at the silly performance. Red was having so much fun that she forgot all about the competition and just kept on singing and flicking her hair.
When the competition was over, the judges announced the winner: Red. The audience was shocked, and Red was even more surprised. She had never expected to win. But the judges explained that Red had won because she had made everyone in the audience laugh and forget their worries, even if only for a moment.
Red was over the moon, and from that day on, she was known as the "Red-Haired Entertainer." She traveled from village to village, performing and making people laugh. And every time she took the stage, she would always say, "Remember, it's not about the talent, it's about having fun and making people happy."
And so, Red became famous for her unique hair and her silly performances, and she lived happily ever after.
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