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The common theme of the Romantic Tales was transgression. Millers and Finders often figured in them; their professions contained an element of moral risk, in Valley eyes, and they were perceived as dangerously attractive people—people on the threshold.
"Always Coming Home" – Ursula K. Le Guin (p. 96)
The link between attractiveness and liminality is something I hadn't seen before.
