The story that inspired Shakespeare's Hamlet, the tale of Amleth, the prince of Denmark. A ton of death, some cryptic non-riddles, and copious amounts of poop smearing serve as the starting point for one of the greatest works in the English language.
The creature this week is a sad little bird from Hebrew folklore who just can't catch a break.
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Music:
"Drone Pine" by Blue Dot Sessions
"Boston Landing" by Blue Dot Sessions
"Jumbel" by Blue Dot Sessions
"Plum" by Podington Bear
"Uncertain Ground" by Podington Bear
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206-Mabinogion: The Blip
205B-Odyssey: The Widening Gyre
205A-Odyssey: Man of Constant Sorrow
204-Russian Folklore: Get in the Bag
203-Grimm: Out of the Woods
202-Greek Myths: Dead Poets Society
201-1001 Nights: In the Wind
200-Irish Legends: The Things We Do for Love
199-Japanese folklore: Moonlight
198-Robin Hood: On the Road Again
197-Viking Legends: VFFs
196-Reynard the Fox: Chaotic Good
195-Greek Myths: Stranger Danger
194-Mulan: The Warrior
193B-Monkey King: Pilgrim's Progress
193A-Monkey King: Golden Cicada
192-Grimm: Brave Traveler
191-Norse Legends: See How they Fly
190-Chinese Folklore: Fierce
189C-Nibelungenlied: I Know It Was You
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