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Cassandra: The Tragic Oracle of Troy
In the pantheon of Greek mythology, few figures evoke as much pathos and power as Cassandra, the ill-fated oracle of Troy. Gifted with divine insight yet cursed never to be believed, Cassandra stands as a haunting symbol of truth unheard and warnings unheeded. Her story is layered with mystery, tragedy, and deep psychological resonance, making her a compelling figure not just in myth, but in modern metaphoric language and feminist discourse.

Scarly
Aug 84 min read


The Bewitched Testimony: The Story of Isobel Gowdie, Scotland’s Most Mysterious Witch
One of the enduring mysteries surrounding Isobel Gowdie is whether her confession was fantasy, delusion, or an encoded form of folk belief and surviving Pagan practices. There is no evidence that she harmed anyone. There were no trials for the other witches she named, and no execution record for herself, her ultimate fate is unknown.

Scarly
Jul 284 min read


Mother Shipton: The Prophetic Witch of Yorkshire
Mother Shipton’s tale weaves together the fears and fascinations of her time, witchcraft, prophecy, the mysterious feminine, and crystallizes them into a lasting legend. As a folk witch, she speaks not only to England’s magical past but to a collective yearning for insight, power, and connection to the unseen world. In honoring her, we honor the power of story, the resilience of women accused and misunderstood, and the timeless dance between shadow and light.

Scarly
Jul 204 min read


The Historical Significance and Impact of the Malleus Maleficarum
The Malleus Maleficarum, which translates to "The Hammer of Witches," is notorious for its role in shaping the witch hunts that swept through Europe. Written in the late 15th century, this book offered a chilling guide to identifying, prosecuting, and punishing witches. Its legacy intertwines critical themes of gender, power, and superstition that resonate even today.

Scarly
Jun 114 min read
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