Noel set the witch on fire. Noel, a mischievous and daring young boy, found himself face to face with a terrifying witch. They were deep in the enchanted forest, surrounded by ancient trees and eerie silence. Fear coursed through Noel's veins as he desperately sought a way to escape the clutches of the witch. But with a sudden surge of courage, Noel realized that he held the power to fight back. He remembered stories of witches vanquished by fire, and an idea sparked within him.
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Harry, Ron and Liv shared happy smiles amongst themselves at the news, although Olivia also felt slightly bad about gaining points when she should ve been losing them along with Hermione. Because while Olivia was excited by the news that she was a witch; that she would be going to a school to learn all about magic; she had never expected what the next seven years had in store for her.
He remembered stories of witches vanquished by fire, and an idea sparked within him. Without hesitation, he reached into his pocket and pulled out a box of matches. With trembling hands, Noel struck a match against the rough surface of the matchbox.
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The flame danced merrily on the edge of the matchstick, casting an ephemeral glow on his face. He stared defiantly at the witch, determination etched in his eyes. Summoning every ounce of strength, Noel stepped forward and flicked the burning match towards the witch. The witch, taken aback by Noel's audacity, recoiled from the flame, her cackles turning into shrill screams of agony. The fire quickly consumed her, turning her wickedness into ashes. Relief washed over Noel as he stood there, the heat from the fire warming his face. He had triumphed over the witch, defying the odds stacked against him. In that moment, he realized the power he possessed within himself – the power to conquer his fears and protect those he cared about. As Noel walked away from the charred remains of the witch, a sense of empowerment filled his heart. He knew that he would forever remember the day he set the witch on fire as a testament to his bravery and resilience. No longer bound by the shadows of fear, Noel embraced the light within him, ready to take on any challenge that lay ahead..
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1. Alice - 2 stars - I was really excited to read "Noel set the witch on fire" as the premise sounded intriguing, but I ended up feeling disappointed. The characters were one-dimensional and lacked depth, making it hard for me to connect with them. Additionally, the plot felt rushed and predictable, leaving no room for surprises or suspense. Overall, I found the book to be lacking in creativity and originality.
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