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Kuvakäsikirjoitus Teksti
- Caburayan, my daughter, do you know that I CONTROL THE WEATHER!
- Yes father, you always telling me about that. you are so amazing!
- What are you going to do then?
- I fell in love with you since the day I first saw you!
- I also fell in love with you! But my father didn't know about it.
- But father, I do not want them. I already fell in love with one person.
- This s Saguday and Revenador. I want you to marry one of them.
- Cabalengan was formerly a jungle atthe edge of the river was mountains highand steep. On these mountains lived an oldman named Abra, the father of Caburayan.The old man lived and controlled theweather. It is said that the river Abra wasgathered water vapour, shaded, and thedays were always bright with sunlight.
- We should stay here for awhile. Is it okay to you?
- Yes, no problem
- At the time Anianihan, God ofharvests was in love with Caburayan,Goddess of Healing. Her mother, LadyMakiling knew about their mutualunderstanding, but Abra did not know it forthe three were afraid to tell him since hemight punish them as he disapproved ofAnianihan.
- Stop crying! or else I will beat you!
- She's getting too loud!
- Abra wanted his daughter tomarry either Saguday, God of the Wind, orRevenador, God of Thunder and Lightning.This being so, Anianihan took Caburayanfrom her home. Abra wept a great deal. Hesent Lady Makiling away after beating her
- Pleaseeee! Bring back my daughter and I promise I will fix all these mess.
- Stop crying, I will speak to other God just make sure you will do what you promised.
- Anianihan took Caburayanfrom her home.
- Abra wept a great deal. Hesent Lady Makiling away after beating her.
- When Abra was alone, he wept dayand night till Bulan, God of Peace and Calm,came. But though Bulan was there tobrighten Abra’s spirits, Abra did not stopweeping. He could not express his anger. Hebegged the other gods to bring back hisdaughter.
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