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Fairytales typically follow a formulaic structure: they begin with "Once Upon a Time" and establish the setting, include elements of magic and enchantment, feature characters of royalty along with a wicked character and a kind character who is often mistreated, but in the end goodness is rewarded as the story concludes with "They lived happily ever after."
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