I like to imagine the interaction went like this...
Fisherman: hey there
Boat girl: ....
Fisherman, pushing the boat back to sea: welp, I tried!
this post was submitted on 18 Dec 2024
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She wouldn't let the fisherman look in her wooden box, so they came up with this while story about her being a foreign princess, married for convenience, and took an illicit lover, so they killed her lover and put his head in the box and set her to sea.
That is an insane amount of bananas details for "she has a box and won't let us see what's inside."
Weird how these sorts of events happened less often after things like photography were invented.
Convenient how the fishermen were like, "yeah, no one's going to need to see the boat the lady came from or anything."
Certain ufologists have claimed that the story is evidence of a close encounter with extraterrestrial life.
Of course they have... 🙄
The woman had red hair and eyebrows, the hair elongated by artificial white extensions. The extensions could have been made of white fur or thin, white-powdered textile streaks. This hairstyle cannot be found in any literature. The skin of the lady was a very pale pink color.
Red hair and pale skin, sounds like she may have been Ainu.
I've never heard that the Ainu were associated with red hair or pink complexion in any way. My guess would be that the woman and the boat went adrift off the cliffs of Moher and unusually strong currents just took them to Japan.
Then they yeeted her Irish ass back into the surf.
I mean shit, even I have occasional trouble understating Irish people, and we speak the same language!