Okay, so this is an ogress who lives, I love the word ogress.

I love it.

I'm an aspiring ogress.

Yeah.

Hello, welcome to Guide to the Unknown. I'm Kristen.

And I'm her little brother, William.

And this week we are going to share Arctic chilly horror stories and folklore with each other.

Yeah, I'm feeling a cold breeze in the air.

The cold front's coming in.

Truly, like now when I go outside, like to take the garbage out or to walk Molly or something like that.

It's absolutely true. It's that quality in the air that is impossible to adequately describe,

but it all screams winter today.

Yes, it finally feels like that.

Yeah, so we're gonna get the jump

and we're gonna talk about some cold weather,

folklore, and I've got like like I've got some straight up like

monsters yeah no so do I and I loved researching this I really really enjoy this and this

was Caitlin's suggestion from Patreon so thank you so much

for throwing out there during one of our live streams Caitlin because it was an

awesome awesome idea so I'm gonna kick us off by talking about some Inuit legends. So Inuit actually just means people.

You still use it to mean like the group of people, but it's technically the in nuke titut word for people.

So they say an inuit person is an inuk.

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