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HULDER'S according to Scandinavian folklore; A supernatural being with the appearance of a beautiful woman with a tail, sometimes said to have the ability to transform into a deer or other animals.
In Scandinavian folklore, a Hulder (or Huldra) is a supernatural being often depicted as a beautiful woman with a tail, which she usually tries to hide. The Hulder is known for her captivating beauty, which she uses to lure men into the forest. While she may appear to be human, her tail reveals her true nature as a creature of the forest.
The Hulder is typically associated with nature and the wilderness, and she is believed to dwell in forests, mountains, or caves. She can be both benevolent and dangerous, depending on how she is treated. If treated kindly, she might reward people with good fortune or other gifts. However, if she is scorned or mistreated, she can be vengeful and lead her victims to their doom.
In some stories, the Hulder may marry a human man, but if she does, she loses her tail and becomes fully human. However, the marriage often ends in tragedy, as the man discovers her true nature or is unable to live with her wild spirit. The Hulder is a complex figure in Scandinavian folklore, embodying both the beauty and the danger of the natural world.
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