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The presence of '''Misterious Mist''' is a sign that there is something magical or supernatural about a certain place at that time. The mist itself is neutral, the type of magical or supernatural event swinging it one way or the other. It comes in a couple of forms.
Most common, is appearing with some form of magical or supernatural event. This is frequently the opening of a portal or gateway between our world and another, with or without the appearance of a being of that world. In this case, the mist is most often merely a by-product of the magic used.
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** In ''[[The Iliad]]'', Aeneas (who later escapes from Troy and founds Rome in ''[[The Aeneid]]'') gets rescued in the form of a mist by Aphrodite and Apollo.
** Paris gets rescued this way by Aphrodite when he is losing a duel with Menelaus.
* [[Irish Mythology]] knows of the ''[[wikipedia:
== [[Theatre]] ==
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