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| Guide 2 Christmas > Rudolph |
Rudolph
Rudolph is Santa Claus' 9th reindeer.
Rudolph is the son of Donner (one of Santa's other reindeer), and was born with a glowing red nose. His nose initially made him unpopular with the other reindeer, until it saved the day one Christmas. Apparently, one Christmas Eve, it was so foggy that Santa Claus was unable to see properly to fly his sleigh. Fortunately Rudolph's nose was so bright, that Santa Claus was able to use it as a makeshift light to guide him, and since that year Rudolph has helped pulled sleigh each year.
The Rudolph story was first documented in a verse written by Robert L. May in 1939 for the Montgomery Ward chain of department stores. The story was so popular that it has been retold in many forms including a popular song, a TV special and even a movie.
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