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They're both demonic women connected with a Classical deity of nature and wildness. Both appear to be human yet ''[[Humanoid Abomination|really aren't]]'' and operate by seducing their victims with a [[Bitch in Sheep's Clothing|charming facade]] before driving them to deviant sexual behavior, dark worship, madness, and suicide. Both are also subtly linked to Satan and primordial evil. Makes perfect sense.
 
{{quote| Villiers turned page after page, absorbed, in spite of himself, in the frightful Walpurgis Night of evil, strange monstrous evil, that the dead artist had set forth in hard black and white. The figures of Fauns and Satyrs and Aegipans danced before his eyes, the darkness of the thicket, the dance on the mountain-top, the scenes by lonely shores, in green vineyards, by rocks and desert places, passed before him: a world before which the human soul seemed to shrink back and shudder.}}
 
== Shapeshifters got their power from inbreeding. ==
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