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UR: Fairytale Concerto (Idolized)

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Ya las subí en sus perfiles, pero para que esto no quedo abandonado (otra vez xd) las subo por acá también~

✨~Fotos del anuario~✨
[Marie - Cedrick - Daryl - Davis]

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And today.....

The magical world of Hans Christian Andersen...

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Brought together in one picture by Janet (1928-1979) and Anne (1928-1998) Grahame Johnstone

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Spooky fairytale art and speedy promo ✨

HEMLO pls check out soups TZRCB entry on smule !! Memu, siannu and hebi went all out and it sounds absolutely amazing 🥺🥺 we’d appreciate the love and support !!

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An Edmund Dulac illustration for 'Hades and Persephone' from Gods and Mortals in Love by Hugh Ross Williams (1936) - I love Persephone's 1930s frock!

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The way this just has that magical ✨ vibe✨ makes me so sad compared to the newer map. I get why they changed it but... it looks like a colored fairytale book 😭

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Some trivia, some of our movie was filmed down the road from Croglin, birthplace of 'The Vampire of Croglin Grange' legend.

More info here:
https://t.co/25T7F9jSnh

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Trolls have long been the most ubiquitous purveyors of distinctly Scandinavian creepiness. 🖼️Erik Werenskiold

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Legend inspiring film inspiring art: Illustrator & animator Drazen Kozjan created comics such as Ghostcat (top); His tribute to Louis Feuillade’s Les Vampires is in the style of Edward Gorey who cited Feuillade’s silent film serial as a key influence on his art

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"O, to be sure, we laugh less and play less and wear uncomfortable disguises like adults, but beneath the costume is the child we always are, whose needs are simple, whose daily life is still best described by fairy tales".

Leo Rosten

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There is a high level of crossover between fairy stories and ghost stories in Ireland. An daoine sidhe like Lugh lived and died, then reappear in the later tales of Cuchulainn as a specter. Fairies like the banshee are just sanitized Irish gods.

🖼: IrenHorrors

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THE WILD SWANS (1838): Andersen's tale of a princess who saves her 11 brothers, transformed into swans, by making nettle shirts. As she gathers them from a graveyard, she stumbles across ghouls feeding on the dead. (Illus: K. McMorris, https://t.co/HmIyr9Pir2)

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Fear the coming of the Dullahan, a headless horseman of Ireland. Wielding a human spine and its own head, it is said to be the spirit of a dark god, Crom Dubh, constantly riding. When he stops, he speaks your name: and sucks away your soul.

🖼: M. Munoz

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In Norse mythology the draugr was an undead being who would guard their burial place with a range of magical abilities such as shapeshifting or travelling into people’s dreams.

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BECOMING A FEMALE WEREWOLF It is believed that when SEVEN girls succeed one another in one family that among them one is of necessity a WEREWOLF Sabine Baring-Gould, 1865 🎨Nagi Noda

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The Eloko is a cannibalistic dwarf from Zaire. They eat human flesh and possess little bells, which cast a spell on passersby that can only be repelled by wearing an amulet or fetish.

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Apparently vampires adore blackberries so much they cannot pass a bush without counting each berry. This makes a blackberry bush the ideal protection if planted near your front door, as the vamp will be so distracted he will forget to enter your home. Img: CMB

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Some more for Please enjoy these rather bizarre Victorian soap adverts featuring totally normal content:

Sapolio soap, Cosmopolitan magazine (1899)
Pears soap (1889)
Lux Soap, 'Illustrated London News' (1906)

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