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Corpo-seco

Saukts arī par: Corpo Seco, Dry Body
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The Corpo-seco, or 'dry body', is a Brazilian revenant defined by rejection. Refused by heaven, hell and the soil, the desiccated corpse of a great sinner cannot remain buried and roams after dark. The legend works as moral instruction, above all about the treatment of parents. It is Brazil's best-known native walking corpse.12

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Brazilian
Brazīlija
Kas to izraisa
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The dead man's sin was so great that neither God nor the devil will take the soul, and the earth itself throws the body out.
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Someone who committed an unforgivable sin, in most tellings mistreating his own parents.
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Ko saka avoti

1

Looks like a dried-out corpse, nothing but skin and bone12

2

Reported from Minas Gerais, São Paulo, Paraná, Santa Catarina and the north-east12

3

Told as a warning against abusing parents and disrespecting priests12

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A version from Cambira in Paraná, dating from the 1950s, makes him a man who broke a vow to Our Lady of Aparecida12

5

There he flags down lorry drivers for a lift and vanishes at the site of his fatal accident12

Avoti

  1. Lenda do Corpo-seco - Toda Matéria
  2. Revenant - Wikipedia

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