What did the white and yellow rose trees tell Nightingale?
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The Nightingale visits three rose trees in the garden, promising to sing her best melody in return for a red rose.
The main rose tree just has white roses.
The second just has yellow.
She hustles back to the Student and lets him know not to stress; she will get him a red rose.
The fledgling flies around endeavoring to locate a red rose at different flower shrubs, yet none are red.
He finally pierces his heart on a thistle to drain onto a white rose.
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