Sunday, October 20, 2019

Free Essays on Witchlight

Witchlight Written By: Marion Zimmer Bradley The plot of the fictional story, Witchlight, was about Winter Musgrave, a young business woman. In the story Winter is plagued by an adult poltergeist, while she tries to find her forgotten past, after a breakdown left with an acute case of amnesia. Winter unaware of her haunting believes she is crazy. Winter just out of Fall River, a mental health clinic, travels to a small town that she feels a connection with. She rents a small house, Grey Angels, in a town called Glastonbury, that has an apple orchard, which brings back horrible repressed memories for Winter. Just as before in Fall River she awakes to find all the windows and doors, that she had shut and locked the night before, wide open. Also when she wakes up she finds dead animals, that seem to have the blood sucked out of them, outside of her house. That’s when she goes to a small college, Taghkanic College the head of the paranormal department in the country, just a few miles from Grey Angels to find some answers. The director of the department is a women named Truth Blackburn, daughter of Thorne Blackburn a occultist who wrote many books explaining paranormal and how to start a Blackburn circle. Truth realized Winter had attended Taghkanic College and helped her get in touch with some of her past until they realized that Winter had been a part of a working Blackburn circle in her college days. Winter must find a way to close the circle before the poltergeist kills her and the four other members of the working circle, who she doesn’t even remember. The setting for Witchlight is a small town in New Jersey called Glastonbury. In Glastonbury there is a large old rented house, Grey Angels, where Winter stays. The house is depicted as a very cold and bare place that was pretty much put up for sale and abandoned. There is also a small college called Taghkanic College it is depicted as a older college with large buildings a... Free Essays on Witchlight Free Essays on Witchlight Witchlight Written By: Marion Zimmer Bradley The plot of the fictional story, Witchlight, was about Winter Musgrave, a young business woman. In the story Winter is plagued by an adult poltergeist, while she tries to find her forgotten past, after a breakdown left with an acute case of amnesia. Winter unaware of her haunting believes she is crazy. Winter just out of Fall River, a mental health clinic, travels to a small town that she feels a connection with. She rents a small house, Grey Angels, in a town called Glastonbury, that has an apple orchard, which brings back horrible repressed memories for Winter. Just as before in Fall River she awakes to find all the windows and doors, that she had shut and locked the night before, wide open. Also when she wakes up she finds dead animals, that seem to have the blood sucked out of them, outside of her house. That’s when she goes to a small college, Taghkanic College the head of the paranormal department in the country, just a few miles from Grey Angels to find some answers. The director of the department is a women named Truth Blackburn, daughter of Thorne Blackburn a occultist who wrote many books explaining paranormal and how to start a Blackburn circle. Truth realized Winter had attended Taghkanic College and helped her get in touch with some of her past until they realized that Winter had been a part of a working Blackburn circle in her college days. Winter must find a way to close the circle before the poltergeist kills her and the four other members of the working circle, who she doesn’t even remember. The setting for Witchlight is a small town in New Jersey called Glastonbury. In Glastonbury there is a large old rented house, Grey Angels, where Winter stays. The house is depicted as a very cold and bare place that was pretty much put up for sale and abandoned. There is also a small college called Taghkanic College it is depicted as a older college with large buildings a...

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