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Fairytales always have a big creature getting caught in a trap and a little mouse helping them out and offering a favour #ernestandcelestine
St Dunstan was a marvellous person and very much like you—mad about learning, terribly stiff and stern and scowly, and an absolute wizard at withstanding temptation. Do you know that the Devil once came to tempt him in the form of a fascinating woman, and he caught her nose in his goldsmith’s tongs and gave it a terrible twist?”
Robertson Davies • Fifth Business (Deptford Trilogy)

Fisher had said his mother was wrong sometimes, about small things that had big consequences. When she had predicted me rushing into her son’s life, she had seen me with sloped ears and canines like her son. It turned out she hadn’t been wrong after all. I should have been born Fae. The God of Chaos had simply interfered.
Callie Hart • Quicksilver (Fae & Alchemy Book 1)
It is the proverbial trickster.
Alan Morinis • Everyday Holiness: The Jewish Spiritual Path of Mussar

the other side of the world, Suriel touched up the ruins of an ancient temple, restoring it enough that it would be discovered years sooner than otherwise. In its depths were insights into the Void that would lead to the summoning of Fiends. Ozriel observed the world, watching her work. “It must hurt you to heal them so that they can destroy
... See moreWill Wight • Dreadgod (Cradle Book 11)
For the early Greeks, the daimon was both evil and creative; it was the source of destruction as well as spiritual guidance, much like those primitive demons described by Freud. The word daimon was sometimes used by Plato as a synonym for theos or god; and mighty Eros was also a daimon. Daimons were potentially both good and evil, constructive and
... See moreConnie Zweig • Meeting the Shadow
She is the mother lunar-witch that offers the path of dream magick, and manifests to the sorcerer through diverse totemic animal atavisms.