#witches before wizards

[findmeinthefallair]

How'm I supposed to go for the rest of my life without being infected by this show /pos

[nomiinoveltii]

I forgot to post this so now we're a little out of order, but it's fine ig

[teartra]

“Today I'm delivering packages, but tomorrow I'll be earning the respect of everyone on the Boiling Isles with my magical prowess.”

Luz, you have no idea

[fuzzynecromancer]

I still can't get over the fact that The Owl House had one of the PROTAGONISTS vore somebody in the second episode. Completely unhinged shit. We deserved a longer Season 3.

[yahoo201027]

Day in Fandom History: January 17…

Hoping to become a witch in training under Eda’s wing, an ancient magical wizard gives Luz a quest while doing errands for Eda to become a powerful being herself, not knowing that something is off about the said quest. “Witches Before Wizards” premiered on this day, 6 Years Ago.

[grailbot143]

Ending Credits

So, that was a pretty decent episode. It had some fun lore. We now know we should avoid men in sandals definitively. Luz knows she has to actually work to achieve her goals. And Eda defeated one of her business competitors. . . and ate him.

All in all, a winning episode!

See you all next week for episode 3!

Rating:

I laughed, I did not get angry, I did not cry, I did google something - Mr. Bill to show the bots. . . So 6 out of 10?

Next week I'll get to see the opening and closing credits after the episode.

[owlhousetarot]

Seven of Cups: Adegast Tempting Luz

Upright: Choices, opportunities, wishful thinking, illusion, fantasy, daydreaming, indecision, searching for purpose

Reversed: Confusion, distraction, diversion, overwhelmed, clarity, personal alignment, making a choice

The Seven of Cups is the card of choices and opportunities, but also illusion and wishful thinking. It represents a moment where you're faced with a myriad of different options for the future, each seeming more exciting than the last—though you must be careful what you wish for, because all that glitters is not gold. The Seven of Cups may suggest your expectations for the future aren't grounded in reality, and that you're prone to wishful thinking and unrealistic ideals. This is exactly the situation in which Luz finds herself in Witches Before Wizards: she's followed the pipe-dream adventure Adegast set up for her, playing masterfully into her preconceived notions of being a fantasy protagonist, unknowing that she's being led by illusions straight into a trap.

The Seven of Cups reminds you that while wishing and dreaming are all well and good, there comes a time where you need to let go of your fantasies and face reality. Luz does exactly this by choosing Eda and King over Adegast's puppets, breaking free from the fantasy illusion and saving them both. This is Luz's first step on her journey of deconstructing her fantasy-hero complex and maturing into a more grounded person whose actions are guided not by unrealistic fantasies, but by her personal values and convictions.

Deck Order:

< Previous: Six of Cups | Next: Eight of Cups >

Show Chronology:

< Previous: King of Wands | Next: Six of Wands >

[icy-watch]

Well, that's a skeleton