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How is it possible to sum up the awesomeness of Lafayette in a few words? So wonderfully and charismatically played by the late Nelsan Ellis that he escaped his book counterpart’s fate and was rescued from death at the end of season one, Lafayette brightened up the small town of Bon Temps with his fabulous style and his deep love for his friends and family. Lafayette also possessed a lot of power and was adept at using magic when he needed to. Evelyn Poole fromPenny Dreadful Maybe it’s because we recently watched Hocus Pocus during a Family Halloween Movie Night and I had witches on my mind. Get our Top 25+ Halloween movies for Kids & Tweens here. A satirical article (supposedly written by Benjamin Franklin) about a witch trial in New Jersey was published in 1730 in the Pennsylvania Gazette. It brought to light the ridiculousness of some witchcraft accusations. It wasn’t long before witch mania died down in the New World and laws were passed to help protect people from being wrongly accused and convicted. Book of Shadows Before long Bishops were accusing her of being a witch and communicating with demons. They pushed for a formal trial. But before that could happen she disappeared. Some say she fled the country and escaped, but in truth we just don’t know. 3: Ursulina de Jesus By symbol: birthmarks and moles can form patterns that look similar to symbols. For instance, a red birthmark that takes the shape of a rune or some other magical symbol

As old as the hills but, thanks to magic, remarkably well-preserved, Melisandre from Game of Thrones is a lesson in the dangers of religious fundamentalism. Her unfaltering belief in the Lord of Light, and in her own (unreliable) prophesying abilities, led her to some awful acts. Slitting a King’s throat, burning a child alive… all in the name of worship. If Jon Snow is the one who manages to defeat the Night King though, it’ll only be thanks to Melisandre’s resurrection spell. Granny Weatherwax,Wyrd Sisters The court decided to use a controversial water test to determine her guilt or innocence. Sherwood’s arms and legs were bound and she was thrown into a body of water. It was thought if she sank, she was innocent; if she floated, she was guilty. Sherwood didn’t sink and was convicted of being a witch. She wasn’t killed but put in prison and for eight years. In Southern Maryland is the small town of Leonardtown. With a population of just three thousand there is nothing especially unusual about it, apart from it supposedly being haunted by the ghosts of real witches. According to local legend it all began in the winter of 1697. It was a particularly harsh winter, the town gripped by a vicious snow storm. Blizzards were not unknown to the community. But this one was somehow different, colder and longer lasting than any in memory. Driven mad by such conditions, witchcraft was blamed. The scapegoat, a local woman by the name of Moll Dyer. A beautiful young healer, she had long been part of the community.

It’s unclear exactly when witches came on the historical scene, but one of the earliest records of a witch is in the Bible in the book of 1 Samuel, thought be written between 931 B.C. and 721 B.C. It tells the story of when King Saul sought the Witch of Endor to summon the dead prophet Samuel’s spirit to help him defeat the Philistine army. In the north of England can be found one of our world’s most mysterious places: Pendle Hill. Surrounding this hill are a number of villages that in the early 16 hundreds came to be known as a hotbed of witchcraft. For years rumors had told of witches hiding out in the woodlands surrounding the hill. In secret these real witches of the north would gather to cast spells and even commit murder. So in 1612 authorities finally decided to come down hard on this alleged witchcraft. Soon to catch their attention was an old woman called Elizabeth Southerns, known to locals as “Old Demdike”. After all if you’re in a preschool or classroom you probably don’t want to have to draw 30 witches yourself! In Virginia, people were less frantic about witches. In fact, in Lower Norfolk County in 1655, a law was passed making it a crime to falsely accuse someone of witchcraft. Still, witchcraft was a concern. About two-dozen witch trials (mostly of women) took place in Virginia between 1626 and 1730. None of the accused were executed. Are Witches Real? One of the most famous witches in Virginia’s history is Grace Sherwood, whose neighbors alleged she killed their pigs and hexed their cotton. Other accusations followed and Sherwood was brought to trial in 1706.

There’s a growing trend in the witchcraft community where women are looking for their witches mark. There are photos circulating online that show the witches mark as a very specific mole on the right lower arm. I believe this is just a trend and the modern witch’s mark can be one of many things. There are also claims that witches marks are found all over the body on various parts of the skin. And they can be red, dark brown, or even an extra nipple. So what is the truth? What exactly is the witches mark? Witch Hunters Look for the Witches Mark The witch roused Samuel, who then prophesied the death of Saul and his sons. The next day, according to the Bible, Saul’s sons died in battle, and Saul committed suicide.

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King Arthur’s legendary half-sister and enemy Morgan le Fay or Morgana is one of television adaptation Merlin’s most compelling characters. Initially a good person and friend of our heroes, her eventual descent into villainy is no less compelling for being a foregone conclusion. Sabrina Spellman,Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina further reading: Sailor Moon Season 1 – The Essential Episodes Marie Laveau,American Horror Story: Coven

Many witches find they are also of starseed origins. This means they lived past lives in other star systems or constellations. Common starseeds include: Sirians, Orions, Arcturians, Pleiadians, Lyrans, Andromedans, etc. from those respective star constellations and/or planets. Starseeds carry reminders of their otherworldly origins in shape or pattern of their other constellations. For example, you might have a pattern of lines on your palm that resemble Orion’s belt or the Lyran constellation, etc. Do You Have Any of These Witches Marks on Your Skin or Palms? In season one, this wise woman changed the course of the Seven Kingdoms as we knew it. Taking revenge for her people’s cruel treatment at the hands of Khal Drogo’s Khalasar, the godswife pretended to help the Khal while in fact killing him and cursing his unborn son. Using blood magic, Mirri Maz Duur took away Dany’s husband and child, prompting her into the flames of her husband’s funeral pyre, where her ‘children’ were born in dragon form. The rest, as they say, was seven seasons of convoluted, bloody history. Diana Bishop,A Discovery Of Witches We’ve all heard of the Salem witch trials, but few know how it all began. The first person accused of witchcraft was called Tituba. A native-American, he origin is not entirely known. But she was brought to Salem as a slave, lawfully owned by Samuel Parris. For years she lived with the Parris family, caring for the two young daughters. In time the girls began to experience fits and hallucination. With no obvious cause, the town doctor blamed witchcraft. Tituba was soon accused of bewitching the girls with magic. And so, alongside two other women, she was put on trial. While the other defendants denied all charges, Tituba admitted using sorcery and being a servant of the devil. She admitted possessing people, animals, and mythical creatures. Our paper bag witch craft is easy to make and kids can use it as a puppet too, perfect for acting out those spooky stories! Color or paint your paper plate wreath and witch and once they are dry glue your witch onto the wreath ready to display it. Suncatcher

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Early witches were people who practiced witchcraft, using magic spells and calling upon spirits for help or to bring about change. Most witches were thought to be pagans doing the Devil’s work. Many, however, were simply natural healers or so-called “wise women” whose choice of profession was misunderstood. Many Swedish women were accused of witchcraft, but none are more notorious than Malin Matsdotter. In 1668 her husband was put to death after he was caught having sex with a cow. That’s not even a joke, he was executed for bestiality. But the worst was yet to come. At the time Sweden was in the grip of a frenzy. People saw witches everywhere, suspecting there was some kind of mass conspiracy to kidnap children. Now wanting witches to steal their children, people lost their minds. Thousands of people were openly accused either of heresy or being real witches. Hundreds were killed, and in 1676 it was Malin’s turn. In other hands, the story of a young boy who befriends an isolated, illiterate elderly woman who lives alone with her cat would be a socially conscious tear-jerker. Simon And The Witch though, based on Margaret Stuart Barry’s children’s books series and adapted by Valerie Georgeson for the BBC, is a comedy, and a top one at that. Elizabeth Spriggs is great as The Witch, who eats worms, pulls faces, gets into trouble, and acts more childishly than all of the kids put together. Gross-out humor and grown-ups acting silly. Brilliant. Jesus Velasquez,True Blood Today’s witchcraft spells are usually used to stop someone from doing evil or harming themselves. Ironically, while it’s probable some historical witches used witchcraft for evil purposes, many may have embraced it for healing or protection against the immorality they were accused of.