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The mythological creatures faun & satyr, are not the same. A faun is a gentle creature that is half-man and half-goat. The satyr is half-man and half-horse. Faun Costume, Narnia Costumes, Mr Tumnus, Lion Witch Wardrobe, Half Man, White Witch, James Mcavoy, Chronicles Of Narnia, Mythological Creatures

Okay, which would you rather be...half goat, or half horse? No, not like cool-centaur-person. I'm talking satyrs and fauns. I think you'll be surprised to learn these mythological creatures have been confused and mixed up a lot more than they ought to be. Satyrs Satyrs aren't just half-goat-guys. Roman mythology is what paints them as half goat (legs,

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Satyrs are half goat half human creatures. Grover Underwood is a Satyr and he is also Percy's keeper or protector. He goes on the quest with Percy hoping to succeed so he can get his searchers license so he can help find, Pan, the leader of the satyrs, he went missing and now all the satyrs have to get their searchers license and look for him, and Grover hopes to be the one who finds him. Ballet Russe, Mythological Creatures, Mystical Creatures, Magical Creatures, Gods And Goddesses, Green Man, Fantasy Creatures, Mythical Creatures, Art Dolls

Satyrs are half goat half human creatures. Grover Underwood is a Satyr and he is also Percy's keeper or protector. He goes on the quest with Percy hoping to succeed so he can get his searchers license so he can help find, Pan, the leader of the satyrs, he went missing and now all the satyrs have to get their searchers license and look for him, and Grover hopes to be the one who finds him.

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The POOKA is a solitary Irish fairy presented variously in a large body of lore collected in the 19th century. In the works of T. Crofton Croker (1825–7), the pooka is malevolent and demonic, spoiling blackberries, and taking the form of a horse and offering unsuspecting mortals a dangerous ride. In Lady Wilde's Ancient Legends (1887), the pooka is benevolent and helpful, like the Scottish brownie. Known also as the phouka or púca, a common speculation links the pooka to the English folk fig... Irish Fairy, Irish Folklore, Brian Froud, Irish Mythology, Traditional Witchcraft, Celtic Mythology, David Hockney, Demon Art, Ex Libris

The POOKA is a solitary Irish fairy presented variously in a large body of lore collected in the 19th century. In the works of T. Crofton Croker (1825–7), the pooka is malevolent and demonic, spoiling blackberries, and taking the form of a horse and offering unsuspecting mortals a dangerous ride. In Lady Wilde's Ancient Legends (1887), the pooka is benevolent and helpful, like the Scottish brownie. Known also as the phouka or púca, a common speculation links the pooka to the English folk…

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