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Riches and goblins called dokkaebi emerge from these objects (-5[1])which are given to the generous Heungbu and greedy Nolbu, respectively, (15[1])in a Korean folktale. The water dragon Mizuchi is killed as it struggles to sink three of these objects. One of these objects hangs from the staff of the Old Man of the South Pole, who also often (15[1])holds a peach as a god of longevity. One of these objects containing magical elixirs frequently (15[1])appears slung over the shoulder of the immortal (*) Iron Crutch Li. (10[1])In Polynesian stories, Hina travels to the moon carrying (-5[1])one of these objects full of food. (10[1])In a Mayan myth, the defeated Hun Hunahpu’s head is thrown onto a tree that grows these objects, which the African trickster (-5[1])Anansi (10[1])uses (10[1])to capture hornets. For 10 points, an African American folk song instructs listeners to follow a (10[1])“drinkin’” one of what objects? ■END■ (10[1])

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