The Witch Page #2
- Father showed me the tracks.
- It was a witch!
It was a witch, Mercy.
You speak aright.
Thomasin!
- It was I!
- Liar.
Twas I what stole him.
- I be the witch of the wood.
- Liar! Liar!
I am.
List not to her Mercy.
I am that very witch.
When I sleep my spirit
slips away from...
...my body and dances
naked with The Devil.
- Thats how I signed his book.
- No!
He bade me bring him
an unbaptized babe,
so I stole Sam, and I
gave him to my master.
And Ill make any man or
thing else vanish I like.
No.
Aye. And Ill vanish thee
too if thou displeaseth me.
- Be quiet.
- Mercy, shes but telling fantasies.
Perchance Ill boil and bake
thee since we are lack of food.
- Stop!
- Stop Thomasin.
- Its not true!
- It is, thou thing!
How I crave to sink my
teeth into thy pink flesh.
If ever thou tellst
thy mother of this,
I will witch thee
and thy mother!
- And Jonas too!
- Caleb!
Stop thy tears and
swear thy silence.
I swear it.
You will not tell
Mother nor Father!
- I swear!
- Thomasin, let her alone!
Get away from her Caleb
Why tell Mercy those
horrible fancies?
- Dost thou hate me too?
- It was a wolf stole Sam.
Leave me be.
Go tell Mother and
Father of my wickedness.
- Thomaisn.
- I hate thy pity.
I need it not.
...and forgive us the sins we have
this day committed against thee...
Free us from the shame and torment
which are due unto us for them.
We beseech thee, increase our faith
in the promises of the gospel,
our fear of thy name, and
the hatred of all our sins.
that we may be assured that
that we might be thy children
in thy love and mercy.
For as we hunger for
this food of our bodies,
the food of eternal life.
Finish soon our days of sin,
and bring us to
everlasting peace...
...through the purifying
blood of thy son,
our Lord and only
Saviour Christ Jesus.
Amen.
- Amen.
- Amen.
Thomasin,
where hast thou put
the silver cup?
Ist not on the shelf?
Nay.
In the six board then.
Taint there neither.
It has been disappeared
for some while.
Didst lose it?
Where has it gone then?
I have caught thee
trifling with it before.
She says she havent
touched it Katherine.
How thou couldst lose my
fathers silver wine cup...
...in this hovel, I cannot know.
- I have no...
- Peace child, it is gone.
Did a wolf vanish that too?
She havent touched
it Katherine.
What is amiss on this farm?
It is not natural.
Caleb?
Will you read out the chapter
of The Word tonight?
We must find some light
in our darkness.
Tomorrow we will have a
fast day but for our sins.
Thomasin...
Didst not bed them
down before supper?
You must sleep tonight, Kate.
Thou dost remember I love thee?
I do.
List me Kate.
I fear thou lookst too
much upon this affliction.
We must bend our
thoughts towards God,
not ourselves.
He hath never taken
a child from us.
Never a one, Kate.
Who might earn such grace?
We have been ungrateful
of Gods love.
- He hath cursed this family.
- No.
He hath taken us into...
...a very low condition to humble us
and to show us more of his grace.
Was not Christ was led into the
wilderness to be ill met by the devil?
We should neer left
the plantation.
Kate...
- That damned church!
There is naught hither.
What need we? Silver Chalices?
How dare you chide me on a cup?
Tis not for vanity that
I am grieved of it.
Katherine, I must tell thee...
- We might have sold it.
- What?
What fool will trade
for our corn?
List me.
sign of her womanhood.
Thomasin?
Caleb?
Are yabed?
Mercy?
Jonas?
Shes old enough.
She must leave to
serve another family.
Twas not her fault.
must tell thee Kate...
It was thine for taking
thy family hither.
- This is Godly land.
- Godly?
Our children are being
fostered up like savages.
Kate!
How oft I begged and begged thee
to take Samuel for baptism.
Theyd not baptize
outside the congregation
- Our Sam is in hell!
- Go to.
God save us, Caleb is well.
We must keep him still.
And Thomasin.
That corn is trash.
We cannot back to that church!
- We will starve!
- Peace. Peace.
Youll wake em. Peace.
Ill to the village with the
horse and Thomasin tomorrow.
The Tildens or the Whytings,
they can make use of her.
They are good folk.
Stop. Kate.
We will find food. I know it.
Caleb?
What are you doing?
Go to sleep.
Whats this? Tell me. Now!
- Running away then?
- No.
- Lie not to me.
- I dont.
Then what?
Tell me!
If thou wilt back to sleep,
and keep silent of this,
I promise thee, youll need not
leave to serve the Tildens...
...nor any family else.
Ill be back by midday.
- Let me along with you.
- No.
- Let me along.
- I cannot.
If you don't let
me along with you,
Ill wake mother and
father this instant.
Well?
- Aye but we did!
- Nay.
- We did.
- No.
We had glass windows in England.
We haven't been hither so long
that you can forget that?
- As you like, Thomasin.
- Youve gone mad!
Dost not remember Fowler laying
on the floor in the sun?
- You must!
- Nay.
And where the sun would shine,
would he warm himself.
Remember once he lay
upon the table,
and Father saw him and he saith
we will have him for meat!"
"Kate, Kate! We will
roast this beast.
You must remember that!
I remember that
day, but no glass.
Well...
...it was pretty.
What ist boy?
Burt, calm thee.
Fowler Nay! Fowler!
Stand here with Burt!
Caleb, no!
Ill straight back!
Hes gone mad!
- Thomasin!
- Caleb!
- Thomasin!
- Thomasin!
- Caleb!
- Thomasin!
- Caleb!
- Caleb!
- Thomasin!
- Caleb!
Thomasin!
Thomasin!
Caleb!
Thomasin!
Folwer!
"O God my Lord, I now begin,
O help me and I'll leave my sin."
"For I repentant now shall be,
from evil I will turn to thee."
"None ever shall destroy my faith,
nor do I mind what Satan saith."
"O God my Lord, I now begin,
O help me and I'll leave my sin."
"For I repentant now shall be,
from evil I will turn to thee."
"None ever shall destroy my faith,
nor do I mind what Satan saith."
"O God my Lord, I now begin,
O help me and I'll leave my sin."
Caleb!
- Caleb!
- Father!
Thomasin!
How are you! My girl.
Where is thy brother?
Whats the matter with thee Thomasin?
Whats the matter with thee?
Ill return not till I find him.
Twould be better to go to the
village and raise up help.
Tis a days ride and
I have not a horse.
There is not time to be lost.
Well, likely you should
have left this morn then.
You have no gun, William, nay,
not even a dog. Be not a fool.
I am a fool to go. There is
none will help this family.
Let me be.
The moon is bright.
Rain bothers me not.
Ill be back in a two day. If
any a man will return with me.
Dont go Father!
- Please you Father, dont go!
- Enough.
Tell us why you
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