Homicide, she penned the spell of the daemon. In the dark recesses of her mind, a sinister orchestration was taking place. Her thoughts dripped with vengeance, her words etching the path to destruction. She embraced the darkness, letting it consume her, as she meticulously crafted her plan. The daemon whispered in her ear, fueling her malevolence. It promised power and retribution, offering a taste of the forbidden.
It promised power and retribution, offering a taste of the forbidden. She was lured by its sweet promises, enticed by the prospect of unleashing chaos upon those who had wronged her. With every stroke of her pen, she painted a picture of death.
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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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.
Her words danced on the pages, forming an incantation of pure evil. She reveled in the power she held, relishing in the knowledge that she held the key to someone's demise. But as the ink flowed, so did her own humanity. The lines between right and wrong blurred, as she became a vessel of darkness. The spell she penned was no longer a means to an end, but a reflection of her own descent into madness. As the final words formed, she felt a surge of power. The daemon's influence had taken hold, driving her to the brink of sanity. The spell was complete, ready to be unleashed upon the unsuspecting world. But in her pursuit of revenge, she failed to see the true cost of her actions. The path she had chosen was one of destruction and despair. In embracing the daemon's whispers, she had sacrificed her own soul. As the spell took its course, chaos erupted in its wake. Lives were shattered, families torn apart, and the innocent left to suffer. Her vengeance had come at a great price, one that she could never truly comprehend. In the end, the spell she penned was a testament to the power of darkness and the consequences of giving in to its allure. It served as a chilling reminder of the depths to which humanity can fall when consumed by revenge and hatred..
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