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		By: Taylor		</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Taylor]]></dc:creator>
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					<description><![CDATA[Oh WOW – this is such a brilliant take and you just unlocked another layer I hadn’t fully articulated! You’re absolutely right about Gladys being methodical in how she bonded Alex to the dark arts through trauma. The way she forced him to witness his parents stabbing themselves, making him complicit by having him gather objects from his classmates, and essentially grooming him into being her apprentice through sheer terror – that’s a much darker read than just “kid survives and gets rescued.”

And that detail about him going to live with the “wholesome natural family” actually being a disguise for the fact that he’s fundamentally changed? That’s chilling. He literally used her own magic against her at the end – he knew EXACTLY how to work that thorn branch spell. That’s not something you just pick up by watching once. That knowledge is in him now, and there’s no un-learning it.

So the question becomes: was Alex’s final act of rebellion actually an escape from witchcraft, or was it his full initiation into it? Did killing Gladys free him, or did it just prove she succeeded in passing down the family tradition?]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Oh WOW – this is such a brilliant take and you just unlocked another layer I hadn’t fully articulated! You’re absolutely right about Gladys being methodical in how she bonded Alex to the dark arts through trauma. The way she forced him to witness his parents stabbing themselves, making him complicit by having him gather objects from his classmates, and essentially grooming him into being her apprentice through sheer terror – that’s a much darker read than just “kid survives and gets rescued.”</p>
<p>And that detail about him going to live with the “wholesome natural family” actually being a disguise for the fact that he’s fundamentally changed? That’s chilling. He literally used her own magic against her at the end – he knew EXACTLY how to work that thorn branch spell. That’s not something you just pick up by watching once. That knowledge is in him now, and there’s no un-learning it.</p>
<p>So the question becomes: was Alex’s final act of rebellion actually an escape from witchcraft, or was it his full initiation into it? Did killing Gladys free him, or did it just prove she succeeded in passing down the family tradition?</p>
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					<description><![CDATA[The ending had a deeper meaning than what was presented. That old creepy ailing witchy aunt did exactly the job that was needed which was pass down the traditions of the dark arts of witchcraft in the family. She did it in a way where Alex couldn&#039;t shake it and it was through trauma. She bonded him to witchcraft through trauma and the writer choose to put in that extra spin, Alex going to live with wholesome natural family to disguise the fact that he would NEVER be normal again even if he faked it.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The ending had a deeper meaning than what was presented. That old creepy ailing witchy aunt did exactly the job that was needed which was pass down the traditions of the dark arts of witchcraft in the family. She did it in a way where Alex couldn&#8217;t shake it and it was through trauma. She bonded him to witchcraft through trauma and the writer choose to put in that extra spin, Alex going to live with wholesome natural family to disguise the fact that he would NEVER be normal again even if he faked it.</p>
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