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“irish folklore”
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‘irish language’ –>
leipreachán
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(a leprechaun is a type of ‘fairy’ in ‘irish folklore’)
(they are usually depicted as ‘little bearded men’, wearing a ‘coat’ and ‘hat’, who partake in mischief’)
*define ‘mischief’*
(quantity it in terms of ‘pain + suffering’ these associated ‘mischievous’ acts on others)
(be it ‘property damage’ / ‘ physical assault’ / ‘general disruption’)
(they are ‘solitary creatures’ who spend their time ‘making’ + ‘mending’ shoes and have a ‘hidden pot of gold’ at the end of the ‘rainbow’)
“pots of gold”
(incorporate this concept in your storylines)
(if captured by a ‘human’, they often grant 3 wishes in exchange for their freedom)
(listen for ‘crowing cocks’)
(“you really blew it, peter(son)!)
(not ‘scott’)
(not ‘watts’)
(like other ‘irish fairies’, ‘leprechauns’ may be derived from the “tuatha dé danann”)
(‘leprechaun-like creatures’ rarely appear in ‘irish mythology’ and only became prominent in later ‘folklore’)
(modern depictions of ‘leprechauns’ are largely based on derogatory 19th-century caricatures and stereotypes of the ‘irish’)
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