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The Folklore of Goblins: Mischief and Malice – Explore The Folklore Of Goblins, Often Portrayed As Small, Grotesque, And Mischievous Or Malicious Creatures Who Live In Caves, Mines, Forests, Or Other Dark And Isolated Places, Associated With Petty Troubles, Causing Annoyance, Or Sometimes Being More Directly Dangerous, Representing Fears Of The Unknown And The Unpleasant Aspects Of The Natural Or Supernatural World.

The Folklore of Goblins: Mischief and Malice (Imagine a creaky door swinging open and a single spotlight illuminating a slightly dusty lectern. A figure with wild hair and a mischievous…
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The Folklore of Goblins: Mischief and Malice – Explore The Folklore Of Goblins, Often Portrayed As Small, Grotesque, And Mischievous Or Malicious Creatures Who Live In Caves, Mines, Forests, Or Other Dark And Isolated Places, Associated With Petty Troubles, Causing Annoyance, Or Sometimes Being More Directly Dangerous, Representing Fears Of The Unknown And The Unpleasant Aspects Of The Natural Or Supernatural World.

The Folklore of Goblins: Mischief and Malice – A Lecture (Intro music: A slightly off-key, frantic jig played on a rusty fiddle) (Professor emerges from behind a cloud of dry…
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Goblins and Trolls: Mischievous or Malicious Creatures of Folklore – Explore the Folklore of Goblins, Trolls, Ogres, and Similar Creatures, Often Portrayed as Hideous, Grotesque, and Mischievous or Malicious Beings Who Live in Caves, Forests, Under Bridges, Or Other Dark and Isolated Places, Representing Fears of the Unknown and the Dangerous Aspects of the Natural World.

Goblins and Trolls: Mischievous or Malicious Creatures of Folklore - A Lecture on Hideous, Grotesque, and Hilarious Hooligans of History (Image: A comical depiction of a goblin and a troll…