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This section contains information about phenomena that are generally believed to have a supernatural, mystical nature, and the very existence of which is currently in doubt.Phenomena Hierarchy

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Added	Fri, 18/10/2019
Hierarchy	Phenomena Неизвестные существа Spirits Духи-хранители Пак
Другие названия	Pec Wisp Hob Robin's A Nice Guy
Область распространения	Netherlands Germany Denmark Norway Sweden
Характерные признаки	→ → →
Sources	ru.wikipedia.org

The essence of the folklore of the Frisians, Saxons and Scandinavians is the forest spirit (similar to the ancient Panu), scaring people or making them wander around more often.

He is also considered an analogue of a brownie, since, according to legend, if he leaves food, he can help with the housework.

It has many names: Pak or Puck, or Puck (English Puck, the Danes have Pokker), and in England it is also called Hob and and Robin's A Nice Guy.

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