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In Slavic Folklore, Rusalki (plural) appeared to be beautiful women, with pale white skin and hair that was an odd hue of green and gold, but red lips. Despite their cold environs, they often wore little more than a gown or shawl of diaphanous cloth, but a number would even go nude. They are malevolent beings who are no longer alive, associated with the unclean spirit. Desciribed as female spirits of the unclean dead; this includes suicides, unbaptised babies, unmarried women who are pregnant out of wedlock and those who die without last rites. These evil spirits would crawl out from the water in the middle of the night, luring humans with their singing, especially men, who they would then drag, alive, back into the dark watery depths.

Description
In Slavic Folklore, Rusalki (plural) appeared to be beautiful women, with pale white skin and hair that was an odd hue of green and gold, but red lips. Despite their cold environs, they often wore little more than a gown or shawl of diaphanous cloth, but a number would even go nude. They are malevolent beings who are no longer alive, associated with the unclean spirit. Desciribed as female spirits of the unclean dead; this includes suicides, unbaptised babies, unmarried women who are pregnant out of wedlock and those who die without last rites. These evil spirits would crawl out from the water in the middle of the night, luring humans with their singing, especially men, who they would then drag, alive, back into the dark watery depths.