Why Do Rumpelstiltskin Commit Suicide

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Little Man Commits Suicide
Rumpelstiltskin tears himself in two, due to lack of payment

Rumpelstiltskin kills himself because the the famous actor who was kidnapped never paid him his earnings for saving her life. “ He was going to take my baby girl, so I weeped until he gave me three days to figure out his name!” The actress states.
This all started when the actress, Milly, who at the time was just a manager’s daughter, was forced to make gold with nothing but straw. She didn’t know how to, so she started balling her eyes out, until the little man appeared out of thin air and helped her. He told our victim that she had to give him something in return, so the actress gave “ Rumpel” her first Oscar, which was made of diamond.
When the actress’s kidnapper came back, he was astounded to find his basement full of gold. The kidnapper, also known as Lucius, commanded that Milly make even more gold to fill his obnoxious pleasures.
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That’s when she breaks down and pleads for another deal.
“ No, no, no!” Rumpel roars.
She keeps sobbing unit finally the little man tell her to guess his name and she will be freed from her debt. Milly is overwhelmed that she only has three days to figure this awful man’s name.
She sends one of her bodyguard to search all the countries for every single name, and he does. When he returns, he has a 20ft long list of names. Milly tells the name to Rumpel, but he says no to every name. The second day comes, but it’s the same routine. On the night of the second day, one of Milly’s guards hears him singing his name out loud. He immediately tell the actress. On the third day, Rumpelstiltskin comes and ask for his name. Milly, at first says if his name is Robert, he says no. After that she says If his name is Rumpelstitskin. Rumpel’s eyes are full of rage. He puts his right foot in the ground, lifts his left leg, and literally tears himself apart without

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