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* In a series as heavy on the supernatural as ''TheDresdenFiles'', it's only natural for this trope to show up on occasion.
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* In a series as heavy on the supernatural as ''Literature/TheDresdenFiles'', it's only natural for this trope to show up on occasion.
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* In some versions, mermaids who took human form could always be identified because the hem of their dresses would always be wet, no matter how hot the day was or how long they were in human form.
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