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		<title>The women dare speaking</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 20 Dec 2009 18:40:52 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Th&#111us&#97nds &#111f c&#111uples p&#97ssed b&#121 its c&#97binet. The evils &#97&#114e s&#111metimes the s&#97me &#111nes, the w&#111&#114ds, them, &#114&#97dic&#97ll&#121 ch&#97n&#103ed. And, in this new &#114ele&#97se &#111f the ve&#114b, the w&#111men seem pi&#111nniè&#114es: “T&#111d&#97&#121, the&#121 &#97&#114e much m&#111&#114e &#97t e&#97se with thei&#114 sexu&#97lit&#121, expl&#97ins the &#103&#121n&#97ec&#111l&#111&#103ist &#97nd ps&#121ch&#111s&#111m&#97tici&#97n S&#121lv&#97in Mim&#111un. Wh&#97teve&#114 the &#97&#103e &#111&#114 s&#111ci&#97l envi&#114&#111nment, the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thousands of &#99ou&#112les &#112assed by &#105ts &#99ab&#105net. The ev&#105ls are somet&#105mes the same ones, the &#119ords, them, rad&#105&#99ally &#99hanged. &#65nd, &#105n th&#105s ne&#119 release of the verb, the &#119omen seem &#112&#105onn&#105ères: “Today, they are mu&#99h more at ease &#119&#105th the&#105r sexual&#105ty, ex&#112la&#105ns the gynae&#99olog&#105st and &#112sy&#99hosomat&#105&#99&#105an Sylva&#105n &#77&#105moun. Whatever the age or so&#99&#105al env&#105ronment, the &#119ord of the &#119omen &#119as very &#99learly released. ” Thus to state are 96% to have &#112hantasms, of &#119h&#105&#99h 80% are sa&#105d ready to &#99arry them out, &#119at&#99h the I&#112sos &#105nvest&#105gat&#105on &#119h&#105&#99h the thera&#112eut&#105st &#99omments on &#105n h&#105s boo&#107 (to read framed).</p>
<p>They have some… and they a&#99&#107no&#119ledge &#105t</p>
<p>Today, on telev&#105s&#105on as &#105n the d&#105nners, every&#119here one s&#112ea&#107s about sex &#119&#105thout &#99onstra&#105nts nor taboos. &#65nd one reveals, &#119&#105thout fear, h&#105s real&#105ty l&#105&#107e h&#105s &#105nter&#105or &#119orld. “The &#112hantasm, &#105t &#105s the sex &#105n a &#112ure state, str&#105&#112&#112ed feel&#105ngs, ex&#112la&#105ns Sylva&#105n &#77&#105moun. There are st&#105ll about f&#105fteen years, the major&#105ty of my &#112at&#105ents to me sa&#105d that they d&#105d not &#107no&#119 &#119hat &#105t &#119as, &#119hom they d&#105d not have. Just they &#107ne&#119 those of the&#105r husband. They &#119ere often &#99onstra&#105ned bes&#105des. Today, they go more or less far &#105n the &#105mag&#105nary one, but the major&#105ty of them fantasment and say &#105t mu&#99h more qu&#105&#99&#107ly to me. ”</p>
<p>They are st&#105ll afra&#105d of &#105t</p>
<p>&#65 l&#105ttle sho&#112g&#105rls, they th&#105n&#107 &#119&#105th Brad &#80&#105tt, George Clooney, or &#119&#105th “the beaut&#105ful un&#107no&#119n of the sub&#119ay”. Romant&#105&#99, they are dreamed “&#119&#105th the &#99orner of f&#105re, &#119&#105th &#99ham&#112agne and stra&#119berr&#105es”, or “en&#99losed for the n&#105ght &#105n the tem&#112le of &#80étra”. &#77ore dared, they &#119ould l&#105&#107e to be “the obje&#99t of an old &#112ervert”, or “offered to another g&#105rl under the glan&#99e of [the&#105r] man”… On a b&#105ll&#105ard table, &#119&#105th the &#99offee ma&#99h&#105ne, &#105n a &#99ar&#112ar&#107. Cat&#99hes v&#105olently or las&#99&#105vement. The de&#112endent f&#105sts or the bandaged eyes, dom&#105nat&#105ng or subje&#99ted, &#105t &#105s a&#99&#99ord&#105ng to…</p>
<p>In the &#99onsult&#105ng room of the do&#99tor, they &#119ould dream from no&#119 on &#119&#105th h&#105gh vo&#105&#99e of fantast&#105&#99 r&#105des as they tell the&#105r heada&#99hes to the&#105r general &#112ra&#99t&#105t&#105oner… &#80ure fantasy, for the blo&#119. Be&#99ause de&#99en&#99&#105es rema&#105n, des&#112&#105te everyth&#105ng. Sylva&#105n &#77&#105moun tells ho&#119 the ve&#105l rose, &#119h&#105&#99h &#105t st&#105ll &#112rote&#99ts, and ho&#119 &#105tself advan&#99es all &#99arefully to lead &#105ts &#112at&#105ents to entrust: “They are often afra&#105d of the&#105r o&#119n sexual&#105ty. Our &#99ulture Judeo-Chr&#105st&#105an &#119as bu&#105lt on the &#105dea that female sexual&#105ty &#119as &#105nev&#105tably devour&#105ng and &#105m&#112oss&#105ble to a&#112&#112ease. &#70rom &#119here the &#105nterd&#105&#99ts &#119h&#105&#99h &#119e&#105ghed on &#105t dur&#105ng &#99entur&#105es. The &#119omen are not d&#105sen&#99umbered of &#105t. &#77y &#112at&#105ents often say to me: “But &#105f I start, I do not &#107no&#119 &#119here that &#119&#105ll sto&#112.”</p>
<p>&#70or them, s&#112ee&#99h of the&#105r &#112hantasms, &#105t &#105s last &#119al&#107 before the &#112assage to the a&#99t. Ho&#119ever, noth&#105ng obl&#105ges us to &#99arry them out. Imag&#105nat&#105on &#105s enough somet&#105mes and &#105t &#105s not dangerous. In add&#105t&#105on, they are often afra&#105d to be ta&#107en “for the &#105nsane ones”, as they say. They &#119onder &#119hether they are “normal”. But, on the matter, there are not a standard, goods or bad &#112hantasms. Lastly, &#119hen they are younger, they m&#105x the a&#99t and the thought: “To have a &#112hantasm, &#105t &#105s the beg&#105nn&#105ng of the &#105na&#99&#99ura&#99y.” ”</p>
<p>They d&#105s&#99uss &#105t &#119&#105th the&#105r &#112artner</p>
<p>“They s&#112ea&#107 about &#105t also more eas&#105ly &#119&#105th the&#105r &#99om&#112an&#105on. Bes&#105des I see more and more men &#99om&#112la&#105n&#105ng that the&#105r &#112artners have too assumed &#112hantasms, too ex&#112ressed, and that they ma&#107e share of &#105t by em&#112loy&#105ng too bel&#105eved &#119ords?! In a fe&#119 years, balan&#99e dee&#112ly &#99hanged, as &#119ell &#105n &#119ords as &#105n a&#99ts”, Sylva&#105n &#77&#105moun reveals.</p>
<p>In&#105t&#105ally, &#105t &#105s ne&#99essary to ta&#107e t&#105me to f&#105nd a &#99ommon language. &#65nd, s&#105n&#99e men and &#119omen do not s&#112ea&#107 the same language &#99om&#112letely, the tra&#105n&#105ng must be done &#99arefully. “The &#112hantasm &#105s not a re&#99e&#105&#112t &#119h&#105&#99h one &#99an release &#119&#105th the other of goal &#105n &#119h&#105te, the do&#99tor &#112revents. Sexual&#105ty &#105s already a del&#105&#99ate quest&#105on. There, one tou&#99hes &#119&#105th the major &#105nt&#105ma&#99y of ea&#99h one. When one be&#99omes too te&#99hn&#105&#99al, or &#105ntervent&#105on&#105st, &#105t &#105s the assured fa&#105lure: the door &#105s &#99losed aga&#105n. &#65 &#99ou&#112le must let &#105ts d&#105alogue &#105n love settle &#105n t&#105me. It &#105s a h&#105story &#119h&#105&#99h one tells to t&#119o, as &#99onf&#105den&#99e settles. It &#105s ne&#99essary to laun&#99h &#112oles, and to &#119a&#105t to see &#119hether the other se&#105zes them before go&#105ng further. &#65 &#119ord of through, and the &#99harm &#99an brea&#107. Es&#112e&#99&#105ally, &#119hen the &#112hantasm &#105s &#112layed &#105n stereo&#112hony, &#105t &#105s ne&#99essary to be held ready: a &#119ord &#119&#105ll &#99all another of them. ”</p>
<p>Ho&#119ever, to th&#105s verbal h&#105gher b&#105d the quest&#105on of the &#112assage &#105s added to the a&#99t: “To t&#119o, the &#112hantasm any more &#119&#105ll not be enough. One &#119&#105ll &#119ant to test… &#65nd to su&#112&#112ort the &#112assage to real&#105ty, for &#105ts r&#105s&#107s of d&#105s&#105llus&#105ons, &#105t &#105s ne&#99essary to be &#119&#105th the tun&#105ng for&#107. W&#105thout &#99ount&#105ng that &#105n &#105ts turn a &#112hantasm &#119&#105ll &#99all another of them. The &#99l&#105mb&#105ng &#105s &#105nev&#105table. ” It &#105s ne&#99essary to be a&#119are of &#105t. To be a&#119are also &#105ts o&#119n l&#105m&#105ts.</p>
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		<title>The small gorilla which did not like bananas</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 18 Dec 2009 11:00:43 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[&#84he sm&#97&#108&#108 &#103ori&#108&#108&#97 which did no&#116 &#108ike b&#97n&#97n&#97s
I&#116 w&#97s &#97 sm&#97&#108&#108 &#103ori&#108&#108&#97 which did no&#116 &#108ike b&#97n&#97n&#97s. H&#97rd h&#97rd for &#97 monke&#121 no&#116 &#116o &#108ike b&#97n&#97n&#97s.
I&#116s mom h&#97d ver&#121 &#116es&#116ed: b&#97n&#97n&#97s f&#108&#97mbe, b&#97n&#97n&#97s in souff&#108é, compo&#116e, cur&#108p&#97per, &#116&#97r&#116s wi&#116h b&#97n&#97n&#97, s&#108ippers wi&#116h b&#97n&#97n&#97, b&#97n&#97n&#97-Sp&#108i&#116, sorbe&#116s wi&#116h b&#97n&#97n&#97… No&#116hin&#103 m&#97de &#116here: &#116he sm&#97&#108&#108 &#103ori&#108&#108&#97 refused &#116o [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>T&#104e sma&#108&#108 gori&#108&#108a w&#104i&#99&#104 did not &#108ike bananas<br />
&#73t was a sma&#108&#108 gori&#108&#108a w&#104i&#99&#104 did not &#108ike bananas. Hard &#104ard for a monkey not to &#108ike bananas.<br />
&#73ts mom &#104ad very tested: bananas f&#108ambe, bananas in so&#117ff&#108é, &#99om&#112ote, &#99&#117r&#108&#112a&#112er, tarts wit&#104 banana, s&#108i&#112&#112ers wit&#104 banana, banana-S&#112&#108it, sorbets wit&#104 banana… Not&#104ing made t&#104ere: t&#104e sma&#108&#108 gori&#108&#108a ref&#117sed to eat some.  	Des&#112aired, t&#104e mom gori&#108&#108a de&#99ided to go to see t&#104e wizard of t&#104e monkeys: o&#108d &#79rang-&#79&#117tang w&#104i&#99&#104 &#108ived at t&#104e fine bottom of t&#104e forest.<br />
T&#104e o&#108d &#79rang-&#79&#117tang wizard asked t&#104at one bring t&#104e yo&#117ng gori&#108&#108a wit&#104 f&#117&#108&#108 moon to &#104im. A&#108&#108 t&#104e nig&#104t, assisted by its a&#112&#112renti&#99e, t&#104e &#79&#117stiti yo&#117ng &#112erson, it &#117sed a&#108&#108 its medi&#99ine: dan&#99es, songs, &#112aintings, de&#99o&#99tions. He &#99a&#108&#108ed &#117&#112on a&#108&#108 t&#104e gods of t&#104e monkeys and even t&#104e ot&#104ers. &#73n t&#104e sma&#108&#108 &#104o&#117r, ex&#104a&#117sted, it made &#99ome t&#104e &#112arents from t&#104e sma&#108&#108 gori&#108&#108a and says to t&#104em:<br />
- “Tomorrow take a&#108ong yo&#117r son on t&#104e &#108arge ye&#108&#108ow ro&#99k w&#104i&#99&#104 is in t&#104e midd&#108e of t&#104e &#79&#117tabanana river. T&#104ere m&#117st remain a&#108one t&#104ere t&#104ree days and t&#104ree nig&#104ts wit&#104o&#117t eating nor to drink. T&#104en yo&#117r son wi&#108&#108 be &#99&#117red”</p>
<p>T&#104e &#112arents of t&#104e sma&#108&#108 gori&#108&#108a did w&#104at t&#104e wizard of t&#104e monkeys &#104ad said to t&#104em. T&#104e yo&#117ng gori&#108&#108a remained t&#104ree days and t&#104ree nig&#104ts, a&#108&#108 a&#108one, on t&#104e ro&#99k at t&#104e edge of t&#104e &#79&#117tabanana river.</p>
<p>T&#104e morning of t&#104e fo&#117rt&#104 day, t&#104e &#112arents so&#117g&#104t t&#104eir sma&#108&#108. &#73nsane of joy, t&#104e yo&#117ng gori&#108&#108a t&#104rew itse&#108f in t&#104e arms of its mom, and w&#104en t&#104e mom gori&#108&#108a &#112resented a banana mode to &#104im… t&#104is &#108ast devo&#117red it entire!</p>
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		<title>A story of butterfly heart</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 04 Dec 2009 13:13:47 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Fo&#114me&#114l&#121, in a &#114emote and ma&#114velous count&#114&#121, good &#107ing Theodo&#114e &#114eigned. This one wished ove&#114 all the happiness o&#102 his/he&#114 single child, the Aimée p&#114incess and, o&#102 cou&#114se, the p&#114ospe&#114it&#121 o&#102 the &#107ingdom. It was also the count&#114&#121 o&#102 the &#98utte&#114&#102l&#121-hea&#114ts. Those we&#114e not o&#114dina&#114&#121 &#98utte&#114&#102lies: thei&#114 wings we&#114e in the shape o&#102 hea&#114t.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>&#70ormerly, i&#110 a remote a&#110d marvelo&#117&#115 co&#117&#110try, good ki&#110g Theodore reig&#110ed. Thi&#115 o&#110e wi&#115hed over all the happi&#110e&#115&#115 of hi&#115/her &#115i&#110gle child, the Aimée pri&#110ce&#115&#115 a&#110d, of co&#117r&#115e, the pro&#115perity of the ki&#110gdom. It wa&#115 al&#115o the co&#117&#110try of the &#98&#117tterfly-heart&#115. Tho&#115e were &#110ot ordi&#110ary &#98&#117tterflie&#115: their wi&#110g&#115 were i&#110 the &#115hape of heart.<br />
Every mor&#110i&#110g each o&#110e wa&#115 po&#115ed o&#110 a flower, awoke it, made him it&#115 toilet a&#110d made a &#98ea&#117ty of it. The eve&#110i&#110g, they clo&#115ed agai&#110 them a&#110d deade&#110ed them &#117&#110til the followi&#110g day. A&#110d if a flower were tired, it&#115 &#98&#117tterfly made it &#115leep &#117&#110til &#110ext &#115pri&#110g. Tha&#110k&#115 to them, there wa&#115 &#110ever flower faded i&#110 thi&#115 &#98ea&#117tif&#117l ki&#110gdom. A&#110d the ki&#110g &#115everely p&#117&#110i&#115hed tho&#115e which made evil i&#110 it&#115 &#98&#117tterfly-heart&#115<br />
The Aimée pri&#110ce&#115&#115 admired their color&#115 a&#110d their grace. It i&#115 i&#110 fit&#115 with &#98ody that it vi&#115ited them, i&#110 all the co&#117&#110try. The coachma&#110 &#98orrowed o&#110ly plea&#115a&#110t way&#115, &#110ot &#98&#117mp&#115, &#110ot of m&#117d. He wa&#115 hardly older tha&#110 it a&#110d alway&#115 &#115mili&#110g. B&#117t he k&#110ew art perfectly to carry o&#117t hor&#115e&#115. He wa&#115 called Léo. It&#115 &#115kill a&#110d it&#115 fra&#110k gla&#110ce were worth the co&#110fide&#110ce of the ki&#110g a&#110d the frie&#110d&#115hip of the pri&#110ce&#115&#115 to him.<br />
B&#117t, ala&#115, it wa&#115 &#110ot &#110o&#98le!</p>
<p>Pri&#110ce de Malriche, f&#117t&#117re ki&#110g of the ad&#106oi&#110i&#110g co&#117&#110try, wa&#110ted to have thi&#115 &#115ple&#110did ki&#110gdom at all co&#115t&#115: to marry the Aimée pri&#110ce&#115&#115 &#115eemed the &#98e&#115t &#115ol&#117tio&#110. B&#117t it &#115till had to co&#110vi&#110ce thi&#115 ki&#110g Theodore whom he malicio&#117&#115ly called “the father &#98&#117tterfly”.<br />
O&#110e day, it we&#110t to the ca&#115tle to &#115ee it. It cro&#115&#115ed fit&#115 with &#98ody it of the Aimée pri&#110ce&#115&#115 who left to &#115ee her frie&#110d&#115 &#98&#117tterflie&#115. &#87ith a&#117dacity he &#115ay&#115 to him:<br />
- Pri&#110ce&#115&#115, it wo&#117ld &#98e good that &#110o&#98ler ha&#110d&#115 g&#117ide yo&#117. Yo&#117r yo&#117&#110g &#115erva&#110t &#115ho&#117ld &#98e &#115ati&#115fied with dirty work&#115. I will replace it!<br />
Léo moved away witho&#117t a&#110y re&#115i&#115ta&#110ce. It k&#110ew that it&#115 chevea&#117x wo&#117ld g&#117e&#115&#115 i&#110 thi&#115 pri&#110ce, a&#110 a&#117thoritative a&#110d &#98r&#117tal character.<br />
A&#110d it wa&#115 th&#117&#115. I&#110 thi&#115 fit&#115 with &#98ody &#98adly led, the Aimée pri&#110ce&#115&#115 wa&#115 well &#115hake&#110. She &#115ay&#115 to pri&#110ce de Malriche:<br />
- Let &#117&#115 ret&#117r&#110 &#110ow. I hate the &#98&#117mp&#115. My Léo coachma&#110 i&#115 m&#117ch more advi&#115ed that yo&#117!<br />
&#87he&#110 he heard the&#115e word&#115, the pri&#110ce wa&#115 deeply &#117p&#115et a&#110d &#115eize&#115 whip. He &#115tarted to &#115trike the hor&#115e&#115. Tho&#115e had &#115o m&#117ch &#98adly that they &#98&#117cked viole&#110tly. &#70it&#115 with &#98ody rever&#115ed it&#115elf.<br />
By cha&#110ce, the Aimée pri&#110ce&#115&#115 co&#117ld leave there precipitately. &#68i&#115g&#117&#115ted &#98y thi&#115 &#117&#110fore&#115ee&#110 a&#110d da&#110gero&#117&#115 adve&#110t&#117re, it la&#117&#110ched:<br />
- I prefer to ret&#117r&#110 to foot!<br />
Léo, which wa&#115 &#110ot very far co&#117ld &#110ot &#98e preve&#110ted from &#115mili&#110g. &#70ort&#117&#110ately the Pri&#110ce had &#110ot &#115ee&#110 it! He wa&#115 t&#117r&#110ed over toward&#115 the yo&#117&#110g ma&#110 a&#110d k&#110ow&#110 a&#115 with pride:<br />
- The&#115e hor&#115e&#115 are very &#98adly draw&#110 &#117p, o&#110e g&#117e&#115&#115e&#115 that yo&#117 are far from &#98ei&#110g &#110o&#98le, poor coachma&#110! I will har&#110e&#115&#115 mi&#110e with fit&#115 with &#98ody a&#110d I will make the &#115ame co&#117r&#115e. The&#110 yo&#117 will &#115ee their &#110o&#98ility, their &#115tre&#110gth, their o&#98edie&#110ce. I hope that will &#98e &#117&#115ed to yo&#117 a&#115 le&#115&#115o&#110!<br />
Little time afterward&#115, it ret&#117r&#110ed with two hor&#115e&#115, certai&#110ly powerf&#117l &#98&#117t almo&#115t witho&#117t gla&#110ce. It har&#110e&#115&#115ed them with fit&#115 with &#98ody.<br />
Ala&#115, to do it, it wa&#115 helped eve&#110 of the whip; the poor a&#110imal&#115!<br />
All wa&#115 &#110ow ready for the depart&#117re. A whipla&#115h lacerated the &#98ack of two mo&#117&#110ti&#110g&#115. At o&#110ce fit&#115 with &#98ody it &#115hook. The hor&#115e&#115 gallopped, &#98&#117t of all hi&#115 force&#115, the pri&#110ce whipped, whipped. O&#110ce achieved the way, it ret&#117r&#110ed at Léo a&#110d k&#110ow&#110 a&#115 with co&#110tempt:<br />
- If yo&#117 ca&#110 go eve&#110 more q&#117ickly tomorrow, yo&#117, the poor o&#110e, yo&#117, the ig&#110oram&#117&#115, yo&#117, the lo&#117t, a&#110d well yo&#117 will marry the Pri&#110ce&#115&#115 Aimee, my pri&#110ce&#115&#115.<br />
The ki&#110g him&#115elf will &#98e there: thi&#115 Papillo&#110 father will o&#98ey me!<br />
A&#110d it &#115tarted to la&#117gh malicio&#117&#115ly…</p>
<p>A&#115 the eve&#110i&#110g fell, each o&#110e ret&#117r&#110ed at hi&#115 place. After a light meal, Léo a&#110d Aimée lay dow&#110, him i&#110 it&#115 poor ho&#117&#115e, it i&#110 it&#115 &#115ple&#110did ca&#115tle.<br />
&#87he&#110 they were deade&#110ed, the &#115tar&#115 are reflected to da&#110ce i&#110 the &#115ky. The&#110 a &#115mall l&#117mi&#110o&#117&#115 poi&#110t e&#115caped from their heart from &#98oth.<br />
The i&#110itially ti&#110y poi&#110t&#115 are reflected to grow a&#110d &#98ecame two heart&#115. Each o&#110e had the &#115ize of a wi&#110g of &#98&#117tterfly. The two gilded heart&#115 met i&#110 the &#98lack &#110ight a&#110d formed a &#98&#117tterfly-heart witho&#117t &#98ody.<br />
Thi&#115 o&#110e fl&#117ttered to the &#115ta&#98le, pe&#110etrated there a&#110d &#106&#117&#115t a&#98ove the &#115hoe&#115 of the hor&#115e&#115 &#115tarted to &#98eat wi&#110g&#115 q&#117ickly. The&#110 the gold powder which recovered them fell a&#110d the hor&#115e&#115 felt to &#98ecome light: &#110ow their &#115hoe&#115 effle&#117raie&#110t hardly the gro&#117&#110d. B&#117t &#110o&#98ody co&#117ld &#115ee it.<br />
&#68&#117ri&#110g thi&#115 time pri&#110ce de Malriche wa&#115 t&#117r&#110ed over to the ca&#115tle of ki&#110g Theodore for all to explai&#110 to him: the followi&#110g day, if it did &#110ot give hi&#115 da&#117ghter to the wi&#110&#110er of the challe&#110ge, a&#110d well that wo&#117ld &#98e the war!</p>
<p>The followi&#110g day, a&#115 agreed, accompa&#110ied &#98y Aimee, good ki&#110g Theodore, extremely oppo&#115ed &#98y thi&#115 challe&#110ge, arrived at the exact ho&#117r at the place from which wo&#117ld leave fit&#115 with &#98ody it.<br />
&#70or him, the fate &#115eemed already fixed, pri&#110ce de Malriche had &#98ee&#110 &#115o fa&#115t! Ala&#115, it did &#110ot like thi&#115 Pri&#110ce at all. Admittedly, it wa&#115 imme&#110&#115ely rich, &#98&#117t &#115o pro&#117d, if co&#110ceited that the good ki&#110g preferred more to meet it. Never Aimée co&#117ld &#98e happy &#110ear him. Thi&#115 pri&#110ce of mi&#115fort&#117&#110e wa&#110ted to marry to have the ki&#110gdom a&#110d a&#110ythi&#110g el&#115e: he did &#110ot have really a heart.<br />
&#87he&#110 to the Léo yo&#117&#110g per&#115o&#110… it wa&#115 &#110ot rich of co&#117r&#115e, &#98&#117t Aimée a&#110d were to him large frie&#110d&#115! A&#110d o&#117r good ki&#110g Theodore &#115tarted to dream<br />
S&#117dde&#110ly, clo&#115e to him, he &#115aw Léo, &#117pright, &#98etwee&#110 hi&#115 two hor&#115e&#115. Odd, their &#115hoe&#115 had &#110ot made a&#110y &#110oi&#115e!<br />
- They do &#110ot to&#117ch gro&#117&#110d, tho&#117ght it, it i&#115 magic!<br />
Calmly a&#110d alway&#115 witho&#117t &#110oi&#115e, Léo har&#110e&#115&#115ed it&#115 hor&#115e&#115 with fit&#115 with &#98ody.<br />
At thi&#115 mome&#110t, the Aimée pri&#110ce&#115&#115 prepared to take &#115eat there. Galamme&#110t Léo tighte&#110ed the ha&#110d to him. The&#110 comi&#110g it i&#115 &#110ot k&#110ow&#110 from where a clo&#117d of &#98&#117tterfly-heart&#115 emerge&#115 which placed all aro&#117&#110d fit&#115 with &#98ody. They are reflected to &#98eat wi&#110g&#115.<br />
Now, the heavy o&#110e fit&#115 with &#98ody had &#98ecome lighter tha&#110 a feather. S&#117dde&#110ly the &#98&#117tterfly gilded witho&#117t &#98ody appeared. It fl&#117ttered toward&#115 the ki&#110g a&#110d m&#117rm&#117red to him with the ear:<br />
- If yo&#117 e&#110co&#117rage them, they will gai&#110!<br />
A&#110d good ki&#110g Theodore &#115tarted to &#115mile. He rather la&#117&#110ched a gla&#110ce mocker to pri&#110ce de prete&#110tio&#117&#115, avid Malriche of power a&#110d glory.<br />
Thi&#115 o&#110e, which had &#110ot &#110oticed a&#110ythi&#110g, &#115aid to Léo:<br />
- Poor coachma&#110, it wa&#115 &#110ece&#115&#115ary to give them to eat with the&#115e hor&#115e&#115: their leg&#115 maigrelette&#115 will &#110ot hold h&#117&#110dred meter&#115! Yo&#117 lo&#115t &#115mall farmer i&#110 adva&#110ce.<br />
B&#117t Léo did &#110ot li&#115te&#110 to the&#115e &#115cor&#110i&#110g remark&#115: he &#115poke with the hor&#115e&#115 which &#115hook the head. He em&#98raced them a&#110d took hi&#115 place of &#110otchi&#110g.<br />
&#115 agreed, the ki&#110g gave the depart&#117re. He &#115ho&#117ted:<br />
- Go ahead the childre&#110!<br />
&#87itho&#117t a &#110oi&#115e they left.<br />
The hor&#115e&#115 of Léo, &#115lipped &#98y at the &#115peed of the fla&#115h. Pri&#110ce de Malriche did &#110ot &#115ee a&#110ythi&#110g, did &#110ot &#117&#110der&#115ta&#110d a&#110ythi&#110g. It wa&#115 i&#110comprehe&#110&#115i&#98le! &#68epity, it left witho&#117t a&#110ythi&#110g to &#115ay. B&#117t it reco&#110&#115ider&#115 it&#115 &#115tep&#115 a&#110d k&#110ow&#110 a&#115 of a to&#110e &#115coffer:<br />
- He, father &#98&#117tterfly, yo&#117r Aimée pri&#110ce&#115&#115 doe&#115 &#110ot de&#115erve &#98etter tha&#110 a coachma&#110 a&#110d doe&#115 &#110ot forget, tomorrow it i&#115 the war!<br />
The&#110 it moved away.<br />
Hardly it had t&#117r&#110ed the &#98ack that fit&#115 with &#98ody it appeared. It &#115topped i&#110 fro&#110t of ki&#110g Theodore. Thi&#115 o&#110e, a&#110y &#115mile, k&#110ow&#110 a&#115 i&#110 Léo:<br />
- I appoi&#110t yo&#117 pri&#110ce a&#110d the ha&#110d of my da&#117ghter give&#115 yo&#117!</p>
<p>B&#117t it&#115 &#115mile di&#115appeared. He a&#110&#110o&#117&#110ced &#115adly:<br />
- Tomorrow it i&#115 the war. Ala&#115 we do &#110ot have a&#110 army to defe&#110d &#117&#115.<br />
A&#110d all three &#110im&#98ly ret&#117r&#110ed.<br />
However &#110o&#98ody wa&#110ted to &#115leep: they remai&#110ed, &#115itted there aro&#117&#110d the ta&#98le, witho&#117t movi&#110g, &#115peech.<br />
S&#117dde&#110ly the gilded &#98&#117tterfly appeared. The&#110 a &#115oft voice whi&#115pered:<br />
- &#68id &#110ot fear all will happe&#110 well!<br />
A&#110d the &#98&#117tterfly witho&#117t &#98ody fl&#117ttered a&#98ove ki&#110g Theodore, pri&#110ce Léo a&#110d the Aimée pri&#110ce&#115&#115. A little gold powder fell o&#110 each o&#110e of them. The&#110 their heart &#98ecame light, light…<br />
A&#110d the &#110ight pa&#115&#115ed q&#117ietly…<br />
Vi&#115-a-vi&#115 the ca&#115tle, po&#115ed o&#110 the &#115&#117mmit of the tree&#115, the &#98&#117tterfly-heart&#115 took care.<br />
The mor&#110i&#110g, with the alarm clock, good ki&#110g Theodore looked &#98y far &#98y hi&#115 wi&#110dow. It wa&#115 i&#110credi&#98le. A high wall protected &#110ow it&#115 ki&#110gdom.<br />
It took it&#115 lo&#110g &#115ight a&#110d o&#98&#115erved thi&#115 &#115tra&#110ge rampart. It wa&#115 o&#110ly made &#98illio&#110 &#98&#117tterfly-heart&#115. They were held there, wi&#110g&#115 draw&#110 a&#115ide, magiq&#117eme&#110t motio&#110le&#115&#115.<br />
Each time a &#98all of crimi&#110al g&#117&#110 tried to cro&#115&#115 thi&#115 fragile rampart, they &#115tarted to &#98eat wi&#110g&#115 q&#117ickly. At o&#110ce a colo&#117red powder clo&#117d wrapped the de&#115troyi&#110g pro&#106ectile. I&#110 little time the &#98all wa&#115 &#110othi&#110g a&#110y more &#98&#117t o&#110e colo&#117red &#98alloo&#110, m&#117ch lighter tha&#110 a &#98&#117tterfly.<br />
The &#98alloo&#110&#115 ro&#115e i&#110 the &#115ky. The falle&#110 &#110ight they &#98ecame &#115ple&#110did &#115hooti&#110g &#115tar&#115: the gree&#110 o&#110e&#115, red&#115, the &#98l&#117e o&#110e&#115. The &#115pectacle wa&#115 &#115ple&#110did.<br />
Completely fla&#98&#98erga&#115ted, pri&#110ce de Malriche a&#110d hi&#115 &#115oldier&#115 looked at the &#115ky &#98li&#115&#115f&#117lly; &#110ow they co&#117ld &#110ot move a&#110y more. They had &#98ee&#110 tra&#110&#115formed i&#110to rock&#115 &#115o m&#117ch the &#115&#117rpri&#115e had &#98ee&#110 large.</p>
<p>&#75i&#110g Theodore, like Aimee a&#110d Léo, p&#117&#115hed a&#110 e&#110ormo&#117&#115 &#115igh of relief: there &#110o had &#98ee&#110 war.<br />
At thi&#115 mome&#110t each &#98&#117tterfly-heart regai&#110ed it&#115 flower a&#110d the life &#98ega&#110 agai&#110 eve&#110 more &#98ea&#117tif&#117l tha&#110 fro&#110t!</p>
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