Mortal Witch powers consist of telekinesis, telepathy, clairvoyance, levitation (but not flight), astral projection, sixth sense, energy healing, precognition, empathy, xenoglossy, precognition, psychometry, and mediumship.

Fae Witches have a semi-invincible, different physiology. Whereas Mortal Witches still have human weaknesses.

Mortal Witches were bestowed at birth with their psychic powers from the Celestial World Tree (why? no one knows). Mortal Witchcraft is grounded with no whimsy or wonder. Mortal Witches all come from broken homes, which prompts them to leave/seek out each other, & form their own community 🧵4/?

Magomancy Institute is set in Otherworld (realm of the Fae), where mortals with Fae blood in their veins can learn to practice magic. They're called Fae Witches & their magic is theatrical, whimiscal, & fantastic, manifesting as sparkles, glitters, tinkling bells, colored smokes, etc. 🧵3/?

Sortilege Schools are disguised as fancy foster homes for mortal/human witches, whose witchcraft is purely psychic in nature-- No broomsticks, no cauldrons, no crystal balls, no shapeshifting, etc. They're up-to-date & electronic, using perfumes, water bottles or lip balm as potions 🧵2/?

I say "Foreigner" cause Elon is technically not a US Citizen, and he came to the States illegally..... by Maga's logic

A foreigner messing with the American voting system? Hypocrisy, thy name is Maga

🧵2/2 I'm just still upset that Queerphobia persists. I thought all was going well in the world. Maybe I'm being too foolishly optimistic. Still, I'm not giving up for a better future.

thank you

*Raphe Dermott

The other aid is a mistress Patience Phatch, an "honest" woman & midwife who assists in witch-hunting (another side job of James Ireton). Patience is cynical about her own gender, condemning most women as either "sluts, fools, or hell-hags"

They're simply lackeys to the dangerous bounty-hunter & Cromwellian agent, James Ireton, who's an enemy/former friend to Raphael Dermott & later to Alicia.

Him along with his co-henchman Hugh de Bras-- a pompous, pretentious, pedantic Presbyterian who scoffs at "frivolities" like bear-baiting & drunkenness. But can't help himself to indulge in gambling, drinking, whoring, etc.

I can understand When I was little, I wanted to have a wizard's workshop filled with potions, crystals, staves, zodiac charts, stacks of books, a podium, candles, an hourglass, a globe, etc. etc.

Gothic Lit is making a comeback? Sweet!!!