Interestingly enough, you've got two different occupations all mixed up.Caramel Frappe said:Male, 16-21
To me, a witch is a women who believes in witchcraft that preforms alchemy due to old times. Pretty much using flat out frogs and pig's blood to make chemicals rather then the scientific way of modern day.
However, a witch to me is usually evil. I've never seen any good in witches. Not talking about shows, cartoons.. I mean real life. I've never heard nor seen a real life good witch. But I do know they're not green ether haha.
I'd still love a witch. Love her to death.
1) Witchcraft is simply a demonized Wiccan practice. Evil doesn't play into it, because the central Wiccan tenet is 'An it harm none, do what thou wilt'. Meaning sacrifice, murder, blood rituals, ect are out.
2) Alchemy was actually ancient chemistry, but laced with superstitions, and only seen as magic because of it's mostly unknown practices.
Another interesting point, all those horrific ingredients used in 'witchcraft' are actually the colloquial names for various herbs used in medicine. During the Churches infancy, when the ingredients had no universal Latin name, and the priesthood were trying to stamp out opposing religions, the townspeople used names like 'Adders Tongue', 'Rabbits foot', 'Wolfs Claw' and whatnot to describe the herb, simply because that's what the herd resembled.