Just watched "the witch" :wow:

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This girl I know thought the ending was a feminist statement. But I just thought

that the daughter didn't have any other choice at the end. If she actually managed to make it back to town and tell what happened, they would've accused her of being a witch.

i agree with your friend. There’s definitely a feminism statement there. Most of the witch trials during that era only happened because the men in charge were afraid of the women lol. There were no actual witches to speak of, hence the term “witch hunt.” Any woman who talked back or dressed a certain way or said no was declared a witch. It was a way of controlling their independent thought.

This movie echoes some of that in the relationship between the mom and daughter. So in the end, one character left embraces the other side because they’re allowing her to be free and be who she wants to be rather than telling her who she needs to be
 

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Thomasin had some interest in witches, she was teasing the twins about it.

When she was teasing the twins about the witch I think she was fully under the control of the witches at that point. If you listen to what she says, she lays out exactly what happened to her family from a first-person perspective--the witches perspective.


I would say no. The witch didn’t actually do anything. The family started coming apart at the seams due to everything else around them and their own bullshyt. Then she decided to become a witch in the end

What about the witches abducting both the baby and the younger brother while they were under her supervision? What about the blood that appeared when she tried to milk the cow/get the eggs from the chicken? Seems like the witch spirit was in her from the beginning.
 

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When she was teasing the twins about the witch I think she was fully under the control of the witches at that point. If you listen to what she says, she lays out exactly what happened to her family from a first-person perspective--the witches perspective.




What about the witches abducting both the baby and the younger brother while they were under her supervision? What about the blood that appeared when she tried to milk the cow/get the eggs from the chicken? Seems like the witch spirit was in her from the beginning.

for me, that’s just the witch letting nature take its course and working from the outside
 

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^ Yes, the witches wanted her family to turn against her.

I feel like what Thomasin said to the twins was prophetic, and obviously it's not a coincidence but I dont think there's a good reason to believe the witches had tapped in. She was devout, they eventually had to put her in a position where she had no choice but to capitulate.
 

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^ Yes, the witches wanted her family to turn against her.

I feel like what Thomasin said to the twins was prophetic, and obviously it's not a coincidence but I dont think there's a good reason to believe the witches had tapped in. She was devout, they eventually had to put her in a position where she had no choice but to capitulate.

Yup
 

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I haven’t read any the replies due to spoiling for me just in case but is this movie worth a watch or no
 

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Back on Netflix, brehs. So is Hereditary and Midsommar.

“Wouldst thou like to live deliciously”

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