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{{quote|''"Mermaid, oh murmur into my ear |
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The answers to questions I'm longing to hear; |
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Does it relax you to hear the sound of the land? |
''Does it relax you to hear the sound of the land? |
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Do you, O mermaid, have slightly webbed hands?"''|'''[[Flight of the Conchords]]''', "Mermaid"}} |
''Do you, O mermaid, have slightly webbed hands?"''|'''[[Flight of the Conchords]]''', "Mermaid"}} |
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Mermaids, or more generally merfolk, crop up quite a lot in fiction. However, [[Our Monsters Are Different|like most mythical creatures and monsters]], they are a little different every time and have different rules applied to them. Their dispositions, morality, and alliances vary depending on the author, and whether or not they can become human is a question everyone answers differently. Even their general appearance isn't fixed: see the picture. |
Mermaids, or more generally merfolk, crop up quite a lot in fiction. However, [[Our Monsters Are Different|like most mythical creatures and monsters]], they are a little different every time and have different rules applied to them. Their dispositions, morality, and alliances vary depending on the author, and whether or not they can become human is a question everyone answers differently. Even their general appearance isn't fixed: see the picture. |
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