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Tonight for our second annual October classic horror series will read a Swedish fairy tale called The

Wherewolf. Until the 20th century, wolf attacks on humans were an

occasional but still widespread feature of life in Europe. Some scholars have suggested that it was inevitable that wolves

being the most feared predators in Europe were projected into the folklore of evil shapersifters.

Areas devoid of wolves typically use different kinds of predators to fill the niche,

where hyenas in Africa,'re Tigers in India, as well as Weir Pumas and Weir Jaguars in southern South America.

Where Wolveri was a common accusation in which trials throughout their history.

A peak of attention to, likeanthropy, or the clinical diagnosis of where Woolvery, in the late 16 to early 17th century

as part of the European witch hunts. chance. Let's get softness of your bed.

Now, take a few deep breaths.

Once upon a time, there was a king who reined over a great kingdom.

Once upon a time, there was a king who reined over a great kingdom. He had a queen, but only a single daughter, a girl.

In consequence, the little girl was the apple of her parents eyes.

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