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<div id="content"><h1 id="the-legend-of-the-worry">The Legend of the Worry</h1>
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<h2 id="worry-dolls">Worry dolls</h2>
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<p>Worry dolls (also called trouble dolls; in Spanish, Muñeca quitapena)
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are tiny, hand-made dolls originating from Guatemala. According to
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legend, children tell their worries to the Dolls, then place them under
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their pillow when they go to sleep. In the morning, the dolls have
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gifted them with the wisdom and knowledge to eliminate their
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worries.</p>
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<p>The story of the worry doll is about a local Mayan legend. The origin
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refers to a Mayan princess named Ixmucane. The princess received a
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special gift from the sun god that allowed her to solve any problem a
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human could ever worry about. The worry doll represents the princess and
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the wisdom she carries. With this wisdom, humans will be able to
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overcome their troubles.</p>
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<img src="worry-doll.png" alt="Worry Dolls" />
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<figcaption aria-hidden="true">Worry Dolls</figcaption>
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