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* In some variations of [[Nautical Folklore]], it is possible to take a mermaid captive by stealing an item of magic thus keeping her captive. Because [[Abduction Is Love]] she will often marry the man who did this and raise a loving family. But, she will spend all her spare time trying to find it, and once found she will swim away.
** Those who are nice to stranded mermaids on the other hand receive kindness from them. One Scottish boatbuilder rescued a stranded mermaid and wished that no boat he built would ever sink. His family's boats are, according to one version, famous through large parts of Scotland.
* The [[w:Fairy Flag|Fairy Flag of MacleodMacLeod]] might count if you fudge it, as the [[Home Base]] of the Macleod'sMacleods is on a coastal island and mer-folk are basically nautical fairies. There is a real fairy flag but several tales of it'sits origin, all interesting though not equally plausible. The best one is that a MacLeod prince fell in love with a local spirit but she could not decide between her lover and her own people. Leaving the Fairy Flag to protect Macleod'sMacleods in the future was [[Take a Third Option|a compromise.]] According to tales, the MacLeod'sMacLeods havecan three[[Rule times toof Three|call on it'sits protection fromthree times]] against great danger, which usually means [[Proud Warrior Race|war]]. ofAccording courseto andthe twolegend the Macleods have already been used (accordingit totwice (although one version says it was never actually used in [[World War 2]] though the MacLeod'sMacLeods took pieces of it to battle).
 
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