adapted from a European myth about a water sprite who can fall in love and become human, but who must suffer greatly if her lover is unfaithful. This modern-day Undine is, on land, a historian who ...

This is the part in water sprite folklore when things typically turn dark. To our eyes, Undine looks human (Beer is big-eyed and lovely, and she plays the scene with surprising subtlety ...

It’s about a woman named Undine, which is a direct reference to the mythological female humanoid water beings who are born without souls but may attain one by marrying a standard-issue human ...

In classical literature, an undine is a female water nymph whose relationships with men are often tragic. The myth has fed into fairy tales like “The Little Mermaid,” romantic novels like ...

State Rep. Cole Hefner and state Sen. Bryan Hughes have requested that the Public Utility Commission of Texas start an ...

Soon the ancient myth catches up with her and Undine has to kill the man who betrays her and return to the water. “We are so excited to be back in business with Christian again after the ...

This is the part in water sprite folklore when things typically turn dark. To our eyes, Undine looks human (Beer is big-eyed and lovely, and she plays the scene with surprising subtlety ...