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| | Gargoyles |
 | | Architecturally speaking, only the creature serving as actual water spout is called a Gargoyle, otherwise is it known as a Grotesque. |
 | | Definitely a heathen aspect to this, and one might wonder why we find them on churches and cathedrals throughout the world, like the two creatures below, looking out over the city of Paris from one of the most famous churches in the world, Notre Dame. |
 | | Gargoyles have definitely found their way into our mythology, and while some see them as boogeymen to frighten little children, others have embraced them as creatures not that different from ourselves, with good guys and bad guys, heros and villains, but mostly dedicated to existing alongside and even helping humankind. |
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