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Just listed this enchanting spell box filled with antique items, herbs, and crystals. #bluejay #feathers #feather #spellcraft #spells #wiccan #witchery #witchcraft #pagan #candles #cauldron #apothecary #herbs #crystals #altar #moss #skeletonkey #oddities
Frances Conroy has the Robichaux witches in stitches. It’s early afternoon on Coven’s soundstages, located in the lower Garden District, and the actress’ eccentric character, Myrtle Snow, who speaks in high-snob and rocks a wild mass of crimped red hair is leading a circle of spell caster including Cordelia, Zoe, Misty, Nan and Madison, in a ritual called The Sacred Taking. The woman clad in red capes and mantillas, clasp one another’s hands in the living room of Miss Robichaux’s and listen to Myrtle wax on about their ancestors. “Can you imagine those poor Salem witches, traveling all the way down here in covered wagons without a proper charcuterie platter or bidet? Absolutely savage….” Take after take, the actresses burst into laughter at Conroy’s grandiose delivery.
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“We’re the Weirdos: Female Power for Good and Evil in The Craft” by Kim Hoffman
The Craft presents a lesson that coming-of-age films don’t typically make a point to show. A ballot is cast for prom queen or SAT prep sits on the horizon with college days looming, a girl must get a boy to like her, losing her virginity in the process. But this film is about serving the self—the craft of empowering oneself to surmount the archaic persecutions against women—taking back the threat of female power. But like a genie in a bottle that allows three wishes, this craft must be practiced and understood, respected completely before it can be outwardly used, or else it will perpetuate transgression.
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