Mirror stories, the scary layer

SUMMARYMirror stories, the scary layer (Nov 6, 2026; Tito: "find more its gonna get scary"). Six more rows in myth_parallels (29 total) and a new kind, TAKEN (an Old World legend built from something of the land's). (1) TITUBA, OVERWRITE, Record: the 1692 Puritan records "universally" call her "Indian"; Hutchinson (1764) says she was "brought into the Country from New Spain"; Breslaw ties her name to the Tetebetana clan of the Lokono (Arawak) of the Orinoco delta. Longfellow's 1868 play gives her a father "all black and fierce... an Obi man," and most later fiction makes her Black. This is the house pattern exactly: an Indigenous woman papered as Black, in America's most famous witch story. (2) SANTIAGO, OVERWRITE, Record: Saint James "Matamoros," the Moor-Slayer of the Reconquista, became "Mataindios," Indian-Killer, in New Spain. The same saint was turned from the Moors onto the land's people (P199 lens). (3) ANTILLIA, OVERWRITE, Record: the Isle of Seven Cities, founded by seven bishops fleeing the Moors (about 714), was on maps from 1424; the Caribbean "Antilles" still carry its name, and the Seven Cities of Gold sent Coronado to the Zuni towns (Cíbola, 1540). A Moor-flight legend was laid over the land. (4) CALIFORNIA, CLAIM, Record: named from Queen Calafia's island of Black women warriors in a Spanish romance; the novel puts it "on the right-hand side of the Indies," near the "Earthly Paradise." The name is on a 1562 map. (5) COLUMBUS, CLAIM, Record: he decided Ayiti was "indeed the biblical land of Sheba" and that the waters at Paria came from the Earthly Paradise (with P157 and P627: the Bible's and Marco Polo's lands placed here). (6) THE VAMPIRE, TAKEN, Record: Europe had no blood-feeding bats. Conquistadors reported the land's vampire bats and people in bat cloaks; Linnaeus named "vampire" bats; vampires got wings only in 1826 (Young), and Stoker's Dracula (1897) drew on vampire-bat news. Camazotz, the Maya death-bat, is older. Europe's vampire took its bat from this land.