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This reads as a reinterpretation of witchcraft as a story about female defiance, not fantasy. It points to the idea that accusations of witchcraft were used to police women who spoke plainly, claimed power, or resisted control. It lands in conversations about history, gender, and reputation, especially when old labels are used to silence women who are simply asserting themselves.
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Originally said in English.
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About Madchen Amick
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