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A Spring Evening in the Forest of Mystery
| Alt Names: |  Haru no Yoi, Hisoka no Mori 春の宵、密かの杜 |
| Author: | Watanabe Sayo |
| Artist: | Watanabe Sayo |
| Genres: |  Drama Fantasy Historical Oneshot Supernatural |
| Type: | Manga (Japanese) |
| Status: | Complete |
| Description: | A oneshot that ran in the May 2016 issue of Harta. It's a story based on Scandinavian folklore. |
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It seems Aki Irie really established a style school, I'm glad about that
Oh, oh, oh, augh I can't believe I didn't realize it before now, this is why the younger Pevensie sister in The Narnia Chronicles is named Lucy (yes, I know that was also his goddaughter's name, but still)! She could see through the darkness to the light.
Why do I feel a bit familiar with the story, I never really read Scandinavian folklore mmm...
I think it's originally Swedish. At least here in Finland we have this "Lucias day", but it's mainly celebrated by the Finn-Swedes as far as I know.
I wonder if this is a Swedish thing, we do not celebrate this in Norway- at last nor as I am aware of.
But I have heard similar pagan celebrations like "Midtvinterdagen" and something beginning with S - cant remember the name now.
Pragmatically people in those days mostly would have, especially in winter. And yet at the same time they'd tell stories like this. People are funny and contradictory; even tough hardscrabble peasants have a sentimental side.
It isn't a very insightful comment, but...
Knowing EverydayHeroes, I thought they're going to eat that bird.
a folklore! or a tale?
don't care!
it's nice!