Witch girl CNC Baba Yaga

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Baba Yaga is a complex and multifaceted figure in Slavic folklore, with various interpretations and appearances across different cultures. She is often depicted as an evil witch who lives in a hut that stands on chicken legs and is surrounded by a fence made of human bones. However, she can also be seen as a shaman or a symbol of the feminine principle. In some versions of Russian folktales, Baba Yaga is portrayed as a powerful sorceress who helps heroes and heroines on their quests. She is often depicted as an old woman with a long nose, wearing a black dress and a hat adorned with feathers. Baba Yaga has also been associated with the Finnish folklore figure of Syojatar, who shares some similarities with her. However, while Syojatar is depicted as a negative figure, Baba Yaga can be seen in both positive and negative light depending on the context of the story. In literature, Baba Yaga has appeared in various forms, including poetry collections, novels, and children's books. She has been portrayed as a character who gives advice for contemporary life, as well as a minor character in a fantasy novel.