Witches: From Villains to Victims

This chapter examines the changing perceptions of witches, moving from negative connotations to a more sympathetic view in modern culture. It critiques the historical inaccuracies of events like the Salem witch trials and discusses the psychological torment faced by the accused. Additionally, the chapter explores the representation of witch trials in media, emphasizing the need for ethical storytelling that acknowledges past injustices without glorifying oppression.