every witch way season 7

Once upon a time, in a small village tucked away in the mountains, there lived a wise and skilled potter named Sam. He was known far and wide for his ability to create magnificent pottery that was not only beautiful but also possessed special powers. Sam's creativity knew no bounds, and he often experimented with new designs and techniques. One day, as Sam was working in his pottery workshop, an idea struck him. He had heard tales of magical pots that could grant wishes, and he wondered if he could create one himself. Determined to bring his vision to life, he started sketching and planning.

'Thou art lucky to have each other', muses the Mother Witch, delighting in their sisterly affection. 'A Witch is nothing without her coven'. Yet, as Winnie points out, she is a witch alone. In her words, her coven is 'long gone' but there is a flicker of something that crosses Waddingham's face.

Alchemy Immortality Shapeshifting Aerokinesis Teleportation Enhanced strength Supernatural smelling Hypnotic voice Bibliomancy formerly Ictiokinesis. Whatever the case, she then resided in the the forbidden woods of Salem, during the 1600s, which acts as a sacred space for witches, and strengthens their magic.

Determined to bring his vision to life, he started sketching and planning. For days and nights, Sam worked tirelessly on his new creation - a man-made magic pot. He carefully shaped and moulded the clay, infusing it with his love, passion, and a pinch of magic.

Hocus Pocus 2 theory gives more meaning to Ted Lasso star's cameo

After 30 years, we have been blessed with a spellbinding sequel to Hocus Pocus. Yes, Winifred (Bette Midler), Mary (Kathy Najimy) and Sarah (Sarah Jessica Parker) have returned to run amok. Instead of stealing the lives of all the children in Salem, the witches have a new spell to cast – one to make them all-powerful.

In the opening flashback, we meet scene-stealing Hannah Waddingham, taking on the role of the Mother Witch. Sensing (or smelling) the sisters' power, she gifts them the infamous spell book. Excited by their new powers, Winnie, Mary and Sarah are eager to cast spells, settling on the Magicae Maxima. But Book closes itself and Mother Witch pronounces that 'doomed is the witch who uses the spell'.

The Mother Witch's proclamation of doom seems like a cautionary tale. Could she have already cast the Magicae Maxima? Hocus Pocus 2 spoilers follow.

As she grabs young Sarah, preparing to feast on her soul, the Mother Witch's eyes glow. In her three minutes of screen time, she exhibits a range of powers – telekinesis, shape-shifting, teleportation and precognition ("I'm a witch, I know things").

While the Sanderson sisters have their own talents, none of them possess the same array of abilities as the Mother Witch. Such a variety of powers seem to indicate an all-powerful witch, one who has cast the MM. During her own attempt at the spell, Winnie's eyes also glow.

According to the Mother Witch, those who cast the MM become all-powerful. In folklore, the title of Mother Witch/Witch Mother is attributed to powerful initiatory spirits, worshipped by covens. Whether they're called Hecate, Nicnevin or Diana, Witch Mothers are able to bestow magical gifts.

This gift-giving is often accompanied by a book, be it spell book, Book of Shadows or grimoire. Sounds familiar. Surely, only an all-powerful Magicae Maxima-casting witch could be considered a Mother Witch.

Without looking at Book, the Mother Witch describes the MM's purpose and warns against it. She may be well-read, but being able to reel off so many details is impressive; who knows how many spells Book contains? She has an intimate knowledge of the spell's nature. Unless of course, this knowledge comes from experience.

The Mother Witch is stern and finger-pointing when warning them against the MM. Her warning is dire, the flickering look in Waddingham's eyes seem to say 'do I say, not as I do'.

'Thou art lucky to have each other', muses the Mother Witch, delighting in their sisterly affection. 'A Witch is nothing without her coven'. Yet, as Winnie points out, she is a witch alone. In her words, her coven is 'long gone' but there is a flicker of something that crosses Waddingham's face.

Her coven's backstory is vague; she doesn't warn against anything else. Could there be no greater warning against loosing your coven to the Magicae Maxima? As we discover when Winnie casts the spell, the price of power is whatever the witch holds dear.

If Winnie's price was her sisters, it wouldn't be a jump to assume that Mother Witch paid the same toll. It would explain her missing coven.

In the last shot of the film, the Mother Witch makes one final appearance, flying through the streets in her crow form. A quick bit of maths: if it was 300 years since the Sanderson sisters originally died, 30 years between films and 43 years between Winnie's 16th birthday and her first death, the Mother Witch would be at least 373 years old.

And that's ignoring how many decades (or centuries) she'd been around before. Sure, pre-1653, she had Book and the recipe for the life potion, but after giving it to the sisters did she memorise it? Keep a batch of life potion on tap?

Or, could the Magicae Maxima have enabled her to live without it? Maybe the Magicae Maxima can make a witch eternally youthful. Either way her longevity raises some questions.

Titled but not named, the Mother Witch is positioned as all-powerful, gifting spell books and bestowing powers, but missing a coven. All-powerful, just as the Magicae Maxima describes. There are fistfuls of hints that she had cast the spell, in a time off-screen.

With a post-credits scene suggesting more sequels, perhaps the Mother Witch will appear again; maybe they'll be further flashbacks and maybe these suspicions will be confirmed.

Hocus Pocus 2 is out now on Disney+, as is the original Hocus Pocus.

As he fired the pot in his kiln, he could feel an indescribable energy emanating from it. When the pot was finally complete, Sam held it in his hands, sensing a subtle vibration. He knew that he had succeeded in creating something truly extraordinary. With trepidation and excitement, he cautiously tested the pot's magic. To his astonishment, the magic pot proved to be more powerful than he had ever imagined. It could transform ordinary objects into gold, heal the sick, and bring joy to those in need. It seemed to possess an intuitive understanding of people's desires and the ability to fulfill them. As word spread about the man-made magic pot, people from far and wide flocked to Sam's village to witness its wonders. The village thrived with visitors eager to experience the pot's enchantment. It brought immense joy and prosperity to the people, and they were grateful to Sam for his incredible creation. However, as time went on, Sam began to notice a shift in the atmosphere. The magic pot, once a symbol of hope and happiness, started to attract greed and jealousy. People became consumed by their desires, and they started fighting and scheming to gain possession of the pot. Deeply troubled by what he saw, Sam decided to take action. He gathered the village council and explained his concerns. Together, they decided to hide the magic pot in a secret location, away from the prying eyes and corrupting influences. As the village returned to its peaceful state, Sam realized an important lesson – true magic should be used responsibly and with humility. He understood that the power of the magic pot was not in its ability to grant wishes, but rather in the joy and unity it had brought to the village. Years passed, and the memory of the man-made magic pot faded into legend. But the lessons it taught remained etched in Sam's heart and in the hearts of those who had experienced its enchantment. And so, the tale of the magic pot became a reminder of the beauty and responsibility that lay in the hands of mankind..

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