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 | | The woodcutter later marries a woman without recognizing that she is a mundane incarnation of Yuki Onna, and describes his encounter to her. |
 | | However, with ìYuki Onna,î in its premodern form, we have a Shinto deity, indispensable to the story, yet meaningful only to the community that found cult value in the story. |
 | | The character of Yuki Onna remains embedded in the story, but becomes a homeless creature, drifting through Hearnís alien, commodified world. |
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