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protagonists: tinkerbell, indirisa, silver mist, vidia, rosette.
second characters: garden ada, dollar, chase, fawn

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La historia explora el antiguo mito de una bestia legendaria, cuyo distante rugido enciende la curiosidad de Fawn, buena amiga de Tinker Bell y hada de los animales que no teme romper las reglas para ayudar a una criatura que lo necesita.

Pero este animal – enorme y extraño, con ojos verdes brillantes - no es realmente bienvenido en la Tierra de las Hadas, y las hadas exploradoras están decididas a capturar a la misteriosa bestia antes de que destruya su hogar.

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The problem arises when a legend is revealed in the town that suggests that the animal will represent a threat to the inhabitants of the kingdom. As action begins to catch the beast, Fawn must decide between what legend and the people say, and how fond she is of her new friend.

Tinkerbell has a secondary appearance in the film, but as this saga has already done before, here the leading role is given to a character that had only been known in a restricted way previously.

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Thanks, Fawn was Tinker Bell's closest and most faithful friend, this helped her to make her understand that the beast was not what she thought, but rather had noble feelings towards fairies and, for that reason, she wanted to rescue him to save him. Fawn remembers when she found him injured and felt sorry for him. He healed him so that he would recover. Gruff yelled and growled his thanks for what he had done for him. Fawn trusted that Gruff would never harm them. Tinker Bell trusted her, which is why she decided to save Gruff, known as the Never-Beast, who preserved his life thanks to Fawn.

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His goal is to pile up four mountains of rocks in order to save Fairy Hollow from a storm with green mist. In the end, with Fawn's help, he achieves his goal and stays in the Hollow, until he returns to his cave to hibernate for a thousand years.