MANILA, May 22 (Reuters) - Zorayda, peddling pirated DVDs of Hollywood movies in Manila's business district, is looking forward to a happy ending of her own.

Five years ago, her Muslim family was scattered to different corners of the Philippines as fighting raged between government troops and Muslim separatist rebels in southern Mindanao island.

But this year her parents, who remained in Mindanao, wrote to the 26-year-old Zorayda and her four siblings telling them it was finally safe to come home to their village.

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