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The Vitore (definite Albanian form: Vitorja, also Gjarpni i Shtëpisë, Bolla e Shtëpisë or Ora e Shtëpisë) is a household deity in Albanian mythology and folklore, associated with human destiny and good fortune. Vitorja is usually depicted as a small, colourful and benign golden horned serpent. However, in some traditions Vitorja is described also as an old woman, a mythological figure similar to Nëna e Vatrës. Vitorja is also identified with Fatia in southern folklore and Ora in central and northern folklore. Vitore is known as a creature of good luck but in different households it’s known as a creature of death and torture Vitore is described in some different stories as a black serpent and it kills those who attack her and keeps going with the rest of the generations.Although it is mytho