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Pyramus and Thisbe live so close to each other that they share a wall in both of their houses. They grew up next to each other and fell madly in love over time, but their parents forbid marriage.

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After many years talking to each other through a crack in their wall they decide to run away together come nightfall.

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Thisbe arrives first and sees a lion close by, but too far away to notice her. She temporarily flees, dropping her cloak. The lion finds her cloak and tears it up before leaving.

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When Pyramus arrives a few minutes later he finds Thisbe’s torn up cloak and lion tracks. He comes to the conclusion that Thisbe has been killed, and impales himself with his own sword. His blood sprays all over the white berries, dyeing them dark red.

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Thisbe returns and finds Pyramus bleeding out. He opens his eyes for one moment to look at Thisbe, then passes on. Thisbe then impales herself on the same sword, and the lovers are at last joined together in death.

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This story served as the origin of why the mulberry turned red, and the clear theme is the inextinguishable flame of love.