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A mermaid who is the heroine of a popular local legend. It tells the story of the daughter of the sea king Triton, who fell in love with a simple fisherman. The father was not happy with such a match for his daughter, so he killed the young man, which was a great blow to the mermaid. Day and night she cried until her tears turned into amber stones — the same ones that the first settlers found on the shores of the Baltic Sea.
Русалка, являющаяся героиней популярной местной легенды. Повествует она о дочери морского царя Тритона, влюбившейся в простого рыбака. Отца такая партия для дочери не устраивала, поэтому он убил юношу, что стало сильным ударом для русалки. День и ночь она плакала, пока её слезы не превратились в янтарные камушки — те самые, которые нашли на берегу Балтийского моря первые поселенцы.
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