Once upon a time, there was a blind witch who lived deep in the enchanted forest. Despite her disability, the blind witch was incredibly powerful and knowledgeable in dark magic. She had long, silver hair that cascaded down her back and dark, piercing eyes that seemed to see everything, even though she was blind. Legend has it that the blind witch had lost her sight when she was just a child. It happened during a great battle between magical creatures, where her father, a powerful warlock, used a spell to shield her from harm. Although the spell succeeded in protecting her, it came with a terrible price - it took away her ability to see.
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She ends up running the Underworld s diner and serves the customers there, however, she faces competition from the nearby diner business, Auntie s, that Auntie Em runs. Mary Margaret stops her from going off topic by asking where exactly Hercules can be found, and the witch eventually tells her that he is at the docks.
Although the spell succeeded in protecting her, it came with a terrible price - it took away her ability to see. Although the blind witch had every reason to be bitter and resentful, she refused to let her disability define her. Instead, she channeled her anger and frustration into honing her magical abilities.
EXCLUSIVE 'Once Upon a Time' Scoop: Emma Caulfield to Return as the Blind Witch in 100th Episode!
Once Upon a Time's 100th episode is getting an extra dose of magic!
Emma Caulfield will reprise her role as the Blind Witch in the highly anticipated -- and star-studded! -- event, ET exclusively reveals.
True Oncers will remember this iconic villain, (and her hauntingly beautiful blue eyes) from her brief, yet memorable appearance in the magical drama's very first season.
In the episode "True North," the Blind Witch resided in a candy-covered gingerbread house and lived a peaceful life of eating children. That is, until Hansel and Gretel -- sent on a mission by Regina -- locked her in her own oven in their attempts to escape. Needless to say, she did not survive the fiery tomb.
The landmark episode is going to be jam-packed with many more familiar faces, so get ready for a trip down an enchanted memory lane.
ETonline confirms that Giancarlo Esposito will shimmer back in as the Magic Mirror, Robbie Kay will take flight once again as Peter Pan, and Barbara Hershey will magically reappear as Cora.
Once Upon a Time's 100th episode is set to air as the spring premiere in early March.
The details of the epic episode are being kept extremely under wraps, but given how many deceased characters are set to take part, we've got a magical hunch that we could be traveling backwards through time, or undoing every spell that has every happened in the series, or… we could go on forever because we just have SO many ideas!
Once Upon a Time airs Sundays at 8 p.m. ET/PT on ABC.
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True Oncers will remember this iconic villain, (and her hauntingly beautiful blue eyes) from her brief, yet memorable appearance in the magical drama's very first season.
She spent years studying ancient spells and potions, eventually becoming one of the most feared and respected witches in the land. Despite her reputation, the blind witch was not evil by nature. She had a deep sense of justice and often helped those in need, using her powers to right the wrongs of the world. Many sought her help, whether it was to find a lost loved one, cure a mysterious ailment, or simply seek advice. The blind witch never turned anyone away, for she believed that everyone deserved a chance at redemption and happiness. However, not everyone saw the blind witch as a force for good. There were those who feared her powers and believed that she posed a threat to their own ambitions. They spread rumors and legends, painting her as a malevolent witch who lured unsuspecting victims into her trap. But those who truly knew the blind witch understood that these stories were far from the truth. One day, a young prince ventured into the forest in search of the blind witch. His mother, the queen, had fallen ill with an incurable disease, and all hope seemed lost. The prince had heard tales of the blind witch's healing abilities and sought her help as a last resort. When the prince found the blind witch, he was surprised to see a frail old woman with milky eyes instead of the menacing figure he had expected. The blind witch listened to his plea and agreed to help, despite knowing the risks involved. She concocted a powerful potion using rare herbs and whispered ancient incantations, channeling her magic into the elixir. Days turned into weeks, and the prince faithfully administered the potion to his mother. Slowly but surely, her health began to improve, and the kingdom rejoiced. The blind witch had once again used her powers for good, showcasing that appearances can be deceiving and that true strength lies within. Over time, stories of the blind witch's kindness and miraculous healing abilities spread far and wide. People flocked to the enchanted forest, seeking her help and guidance. The blind witch's reputation grew, and she became a symbol of hope and compassion in a world often ravaged by darkness. And so, the blind witch continued to live in the enchanted forest, using her powers to help those in need, proving that even in the darkest of times, light can still shine through..
Reviews for "Finding Hope in the Once Upon a Time Blind Witch's Story"
1. John - 2/5 stars
I was really looking forward to "Once Upon a Time: Blind Witch" as I am a big fan of the original fairytale storyline. However, I was disappointed with the execution of this film. The acting felt forced and lacked depth, and the storyline was predictable and uninspiring. Additionally, the special effects were subpar, making it difficult for me to fully immerse myself in the fantasy world. Overall, I found "Once Upon a Time: Blind Witch" to be a forgettable and underwhelming experience.
2. Sarah - 1/5 stars
I cannot believe how terrible "Once Upon a Time: Blind Witch" turned out to be. The plot was messy and poorly developed, leaving me confused and uninterested throughout the entire film. The characters lacked depth and were completely one-dimensional, making it impossible for me to connect with any of them. On top of that, the dialogue was cringe-worthy and unnatural, making it hard to take any of the scenes seriously. I would not recommend wasting your time on this disappointing and poorly executed film.
3. Mike - 2/5 stars
"Once Upon a Time: Blind Witch" had the potential to be a captivating and immersive fairytale adaptation. Unfortunately, it fell flat in many aspects. The pacing was off, with certain scenes dragging on while others felt rushed and underdeveloped. The performances were mediocre at best, making it difficult for me to feel invested in the characters or their plights. The lackluster special effects further detracted from the overall viewing experience. While the concept had potential, the execution was lacking, resulting in a mediocre film that failed to live up to expectations.