Harpy LoRA for SDXL 1.0

In Greek mythology, a harpy is a winged creature with the head and breast of a woman and the body and claws of a vulture. Harpies were believed to have the ability to carry off people or objects and were often depicted as being mischievous, tricky, and dangerous. In modern times, the term "harpy" has come to be used more figuratively to describe a woman who is loud, shrill, and shrewish in her speech or behavior, particularly during arguments or disputes. The use of the term harpy in this context can be pejorative and may imply that the woman being described behaves in an overly aggressive or unreasonable manner.