Fiura

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Fiura is a malevolent female spirit from Chilote mythology, known for her grotesque appearance and for causing illness, misfortune, and enchantments to those who encounter her.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf female spirit
mythological being
supernatural entity
ability bewitch humans
cast enchantments
cause accidents
cause illness
cause misfortune
induce madness
associatedWith bad luck
diseases
lonely paths
sorcery
the forest
travelers
witchcraft
behavior appears unexpectedly to humans
deceives people with illusions
lurks near roads and paths
targets men in particular
characteristic deformed face
disproportionate body
foul smell
grotesque appearance
malevolent
seductive yet repulsive
consequenceOfEncounter loss of direction
mental disturbance
physical illness
series of misfortunes
countryOfOrigin Chile NERFINISHED
culture Chiloé Archipelago NERFINISHED
domain human health
luck and fate
nature
gender female
mythology Chilote mythology NERFINISHED
narrativeFunction explanation for sudden illness
explanation for unexplained misfortune
moral warning figure
partOf Chilote mythological pantheon
regionOfOrigin Chilean Patagonia NERFINISHED
relatedTo Trauco NERFINISHED
roleInMythology bringer of misfortune
punisher of the imprudent
tempter of men
typeOfSpirit evil spirit
forest spirit

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Chilote mythology hasPart Fiura