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conjecture on the entry its self.
Aug 26 2011, 11:53 AM EDT
this is different than every other version i know. not drastically... but you should read up a little more on it. the lore never tells of a crown of flowers, a huldra may also have the tail of a fox and her back is like the hollow of a tree. she also lures men into the forest, not the mountains and seduces them. if she falls in love and marries a man who is christan, she will lose her tail and her tale alone. if she marries a non believer in a church or in the name of god she will become twisted and her wrath will be set upon this man. if she chooses to release a man, or if he does her a favor or kindness she will bless him verily. if he crosses her, he will be punished tenfold. there is much more, but you get the point. i hope this was enlightening!!
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1. RE: conjecture on the entry its self.
Nov 16 2011, 8:06 AM EST
The Huldra is also said to be so beautiful and bewitching that no man would ever be able to say no to her taking him into the forest. Only women will se her true colors (she's supposedly green), and the tail. Not until he wakes up the next morning, will the man truly see her. Or something like that.
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2. RE: conjecture on the entry its self.
Aug 6 2012, 3:24 AM EDT
Also the Huldra likes symmatry (she looks different, has different traits and plots going on depending on the area of Sweden), but in my area she is also told to be obsessed with symmatry of lengths/heights. If she succeeded in luring two men at the same time into the forest, she'd first seduce them and then as they sleep she'd compare their legs and height - if one man was longer than the other, she'd cut his legs so that he was equally tall as the other
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