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Cirno had invited her two closest fairy friends, Daiyousei and Rumia, over for a movie night. She had promised them an action-packed adventure, filled with excitement and suspense. But as the three sat huddled together on the couch, watching the opening credits of the movie Cirno had selected, they began to realize that something was off.
"Why is it in black and white?" Daiyousei asked.
"I don't know, but I heard this movie has Liam Neeson in it," Cirno replied confidently.
Rumia frowned. "Who's Liam Neeson?"
"He's an actor," Cirno explained. "He's always in action movies."
As the movie continued, the three fairies sat transfixed, watching as the story unfolded. But it soon became clear that this was no action movie. It was a heart-wrenching portrayal of the Holocaust, with scenes of violence and despair that left them all feeling sick and sorrowful.
"Why did you put this on?" Daiyousei whispered, her voice barely audible.
"I thought it was an action movie!" Cirno protested, her own voice trembling.
Rumia shook her head. "I don't think I can watch anymore," she said softly, her eyes glistening with tears.
Cirno felt a lump form in her throat as she watched her friends react to the movie. She had wanted to give them a fun night, but instead, she had traumatized them with a story of tragedy and loss.
"I'm sorry," she said, her voice breaking. "I didn't know."
Daiyousei put a hand on her shoulder. "It's okay," she said. "We just didn't expect it to be so sad."
The three of them sat in silence for a few moments, each lost in their own thoughts. Finally, Cirno stood up and turned off the TV before sitting back down, tears streaming down her face. She had never felt such a deep sorrow before.
After a while, Daiyousei broke the silence.: "That was really sad. I didn't expect it to be so...heavy."
Rumia nodded in agreement. "I never knew humans were capable of such cruelty."
"I don't think we should watch anything else tonight," she said softly. "Let's just sit and talk."
Daiyousei and Rumia nodded in agreement, and the three of them spent the rest of the night talking about happier things, determined to forget the sadness of the movie they had watched.