Is the crooked neck lady story a well - known folktale?

I'm not entirely sure which specific 'crooked neck lady' story you are referring to. There could be many local legends or stories about such a figure. It might be a character from a particular region's folklore, but without more context, it's difficult to provide the exact real story.

The 'bent neck lady' doesn't seem to be a well - known figure in most major cultures' real stories. However, in the world of horror and mystery, some independent creators might have used this concept in their works, which could then be misconstrued as a 'real story' in some cases. But if there is an actual cultural or historical basis for it, it's likely very specific to a small group or area and not widely publicized.

No, it doesn't seem to be a widely - known folktale. I've never heard of it as a common folktale in mainstream folklore.

No, it doesn't seem to be a well - known folktale in general. Most traditional folktales involve more common themes like good vs. evil, love, and heroic deeds, rather than such an unusual concept as a girl getting pregnant by a lion.

It's highly unlikely that the 'tit hanging wife story' is a well - known folktale. Folktales usually have certain characteristics that make them popular and widely shared, such as moral lessons, universal themes, and engaging plots. From the name alone, it doesn't seem to possess those qualities that would make it a well - known folktale.

It is most likely not a well - known folktale. Folktales like Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood are known worldwide. But this 'cock shrinking brother story' is not something that is commonly mentioned or part of the typical folktale repertoire. There could be some very local or family - specific story with this name, but not a well - known folktale in the general sense.

It might not be a widely known story on a global scale. There are so many ghost stories out there. However, in certain local areas where the crooked house is located, it could be very well - known among the locals.

No. I've never heard of it as a well - known folktale. It might be something very specific to a small group or community.

I'm not aware of it being a well - known folktale. Usually, well - known folktales have been passed down through generations and are known across different cultures or at least within a large community. Since this 'big cock cut root story' is not familiar to most, it's likely not a well - known one.

I'm not aware of it being a common folktale. It may be something very specific or even made - up in a certain context.