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In the classic holiday story "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer," the other reindeer consider Rudolph's father, Blitzen, to be pompous and gait. This perception stems from Blitzen's pride and his desire for Rudolph to conform to traditional reindeer standards. However, it is Rudolph's unique glowing nose that ultimately saves the day, highlighting the theme of embracing individuality.

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