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What does it cost the Nightingale to make a red rose?correct answer

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Answered by yogeshbhuyal780

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He must build the rose out of music and stain it with his heart's blood. It costs him his life

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Answer: He must build the rose out of music and stain it with his heart's blood. It costs him his life.

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