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The rabbit in the moon
Centuries ago, Quetzalcoatl, the great and good God, decided to travel around the world transformed into a human person to avoid being recognized. He walked through mountains, forests, met seas and rivers, and since he had not stopped for a whole day, at nightfall he decided to rest as he felt fatigued and hungry. So he sat on the side of the road, until it was dark and the stars began to shine, and an orange moon peered out of the window of heaven.

He was there resting and observing the beauty of nature, when suddenly he saw a bunny next to him, looking at him, and chewing something that he was carrying between his teeth.

"What are you eating?" He asked.

- I'm eating grass. Do you want some?

- Thanks, but I don't eat grass.

- What are you going to eat then?

- Maybe die of hunger and thirst, if I can't find anything to put in my mouth.

The bunny, not satisfied or in agreement with what he had just heard, approached Quetzalcóatl and said:

- Look, I'm just a little bunny, but if you're hungry, eat me, I'm here.

Then the god, moved and impressed with the kindness of the rabbit, stroked it and said:

- Your words move me so much, so much that from today you will not be just another bunny on earth, you will be remembered and recognized by everyone and forever, because you deserve it for how good and generous you are.

Then the god took the bunny in his arms, lifted him high, very high, up to the moon, until his figure was stamped on the surface of the moon. Then the god brought him down to earth and said:

- There you have your portrait in light, so that all men will always have your memory.

And the god's promise was fulfilled. When you look at the full moon on a clear night you will see the silhouette of the rabbit that centuries ago wanted to help the god Quetzalcoatl.

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