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The dream made a deep impression on Eva. Nearly every day she noticed some disagreeable things about herself, then remembered the elf's advice.
She also tried hard not to let Leentje have her way all the time. But girls like Leentje know at once when someone has it in for them or is trying to topple them from their throne. So, whenever Eva suggested that another person take the lead in one of their games, Leentje defended herself with all her might. Her 'faithful followers' (the girls who had decided to stick with Leentje through thick and thin, or so they promised) were encouraged to rebel against 'that bossy Eva'. But Eva noticed to her delight that this time Leentje was less sure of herself than she had been with Marietje.