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Tales ....Folklore...

One of the household spirits of certain Scottish Highland or Irish families; the creature is said to wail at the death of a family member . The word is sometimes used to denote a sort of demon, but in nordic folklore the banshee is always BENEVOLENT . The word is supposed to be derived from the Old Irish "BEN SIDHE," ' Woman of the fairy folk'.
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Emanuellla
Emanuellla●eastern europe, Moldova
Jul 22, 2008●85 Comments
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popcorn in my country there are some malevolent spiritsgrin (according to the legends)
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