Remember Moira said it wasn't safe for Angus to remain in that beautiful place where they first spent the night getting to know each other? This is why. Down in the depths of those lovely waters lurks a water-fey known as Jenny Greenteeth. Jenny Greenteeth is many things to many people. To some she is an old witch of supposed 'historical' provenance, who actually lived near Liverpool at one time. But like her traditional counterpart, the witch was associated with the waters in the area. Female water-fey or goddesses are common throughout the United Kingdom and usually consigned to certain bodies of water such as rivers, springs, wells or ponds. They are traditionally earth-fey and often associated with the 'underground' or sub-terrain, however they do come out and lurk around the banks of bodies of water and some are said to devour unwary humans who come too near. They are especially fond of children. Legends such as Jenny or Ginny Greenteeth and Peg Powler were possibly invented to keep children away from rivers and streams where they might fall in and drown. However, I am assured by some friends of mine who are not given to flights of fey-fancy that Old Peg Powler is a very real presence pervading the area at the River Tees, her traditional home. Others of this ilk are water goddesses of wells and springs like Coventina. "Coventina was a Romano-British goddess of wells and springs. She is known from multiple inscriptions at one site in Northumberland county of the United Kingdom, an area surrounding a wellspring near Carrawburgh on Hadrian's Wall. It is possible that other inscriptions, two from Hispania and one from Narbonensis, refer to Coventina, but this is uncertain and disputed." [Wikipedia] Votive offerings were left at her site in the form of pots, coins, jewelry and glassware. ***** Jenny was a figure challenge I set for myself to do a character that was non-traditional. I created her skin myself and used Spartacos Hair for her hair. Her 'clothing' is a spanish-moss brush and some water splashes and droplets. I'm not going to check 'Nudity' for her because there's really nothing showing. It's all covered by hair, water and moss.