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• ___ & Games (Piers Anthony novel)

• ... Afternoon of a ___ (Debussy work)

• Afternoon of a ___ (Mallarme poem)

• The Afternoon of a ___

• The Afternoon of a ___ (Nijinsky ballet)

• The Marble ___ (1860 Nathaniel Hawthorne novel)

• The Marble ___ (Hawthorne novel)

• The Marble ___ (Hawthorne)

• Ancient Italian deity

• Bambi, e.g.

• Caprine deity

• Certain denizen of Narnia

• Debussy subject

• Debussy title creature

• Debussy's 'Afternoon of a ___'

• Debussy's The Afternoon of a ___

• Debussy's had quite an afternoon

• Deity represented as half man, half goat

• Deity with goat legs

• Figure in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

• Forest deity

• Forest flautist

• Goat guy

• Goat-legged deity

• Goat-man

• Goat-man deity

• Goat-man of myth

• Goat-man, in myth

• Goatboy?

• Goatish deity

• Goatish gamboler

• Goatish god

• Goatlike creature

• Goatlike deity

• Goatlike mythical deity

• Guide in 'Pan's Labyrinth'

• Half-goat man

• Half-human, half-goat creature

• Hawthorne's The Marble ___

• Hawthorne's was marble

• He's part goat

• Horned deity

• Lawn sculpture, maybe

• Man-goat creature

• Man-goat deity

• Man-goat of myth

• Man/goat

• Mr. Tumnus of Narnia, e.g.

• Mr. Tumnus, in The Chronicles of Narnia

• Mythical forest guide

• Mythical goat-man

• Mythical man-beast

• Mythical man-goat

• Narnia's Mr. Tumnus, for one

• Nymph-chasing deity

• Pan, e.g.

• Pan, for one

• Part-man creature

• Pastoral deity

• Pointy-eared deity

• Role for Nijinsky

• Roman deity

• Roman mythology figure

• Roman satyr

• Rural deity

• Rural deity of myth

• Satyr

• Satyr light?

• Satyr-like creature

• Satyr's counterpart

• Satyr's cousin

• Satyr's kin

• Satyr's relative

• Subject of a Debussy Afternoon

• Subject of a Debussy prelude

• Sylvan seducer

• Woodland deity

• Woodland spirit

• Ancient Italian deity in human shape, with horns, pointed ears and a goat's tail

• Equivalent to Greek satyr

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