Arrow Lake Eel in the Water and She-Wolf I'll Be

"Well, being the only daughter in a litter of boys only is a very good start," Wraen replied, being shamelessly open about her support to the rights of women. "And being the biggest and toughest of them surely accounts for something too," she added. "So, do you know, what was the weather like, when you were born? Because most legends and stories, where girls take the main role, there is something special. Like Ronja, the Robber's Daughter* was born on the stormiest night, when the harpies sang," Wraen offered.

"Or... in the story about Snow White the mother wished to have daughter with coat white as snow, eyes black as coal," she added. "Or - they say that sirens are born from wind and sea foam. So - what do you think, what would fit your birth story? It does not have to neccessarily stick to the facts - I mean - when I retell it to someone else, who is going to check them?"

*"Ronja, the Robber's Daughter" is a children book by Astrid Lindgren. And I do not claim any rights to Snow White either.