One of these creatures marries Guillaume’s (“ghee-OHM’s”) sister in a work whose English translation is credited with the first use of singular “they.” A (10[1])group of these creatures descended (10[1])from Laignech Fáelad (10[1])(“LY-nuck FEE-luh”) were thought to be ancestors of the Kings of Ossory. Melion (-5[1])is tricked by his wife into turning into one of these creatures (10[2])in a Breton lai (10[1])that inspired (10[3])Marie (-5[1])de France’s (10[3])Bisclavret. (10[6])In traditional folklore, these creatures can be identified through a distinctive unibrow. (-5[1])Because he served (10[1]-5[1])Zeus (10[1])the flesh of his son (10[4])Nyctimus, (10[3]-5[3])a king (10[1])of Arcadia (10[4])was turned (10[2])into (10[1])one (10[2])of these (10[3])creatures. (10[7])The killing (10[1])of the Beast of Gévaudan (10[1])(“ZHAY-voh-don”) inspired the belief that these creatures (10[1])are particularly vulnerable to silver bullets. (10[11]-5[1])For (-5[1])10 (10[1])points, (10[2]-5[1])name these half-human creatures who transform into a certain animal under the full moon. ■END■ (10[5])