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Parchment-style illustration of Indonesian Bawang Putih washing clothes at riverbank in traditional attire.

The Shallot and Garlic

Long ago in a small village in Indonesia, there lived two half-sisters whose names reflected the humble vegetables of their homeland: Bawang Merah, meaning “Shallot,” and Bawang Putih, meaning “Garlic.” Though they shared a home, the two girls could not have been more different from one another. Bawang Merah, the biological daughter of the household’s mother, lived a life of

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