Who's Afraid of the Witch?

Who's Afraid of the Witch?

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Meet Ambrosia, a witch who one day finds out she is not happy being wicked. In fact, she's had those feelings for quite some time, and finally decides to act on them. She lives in a place called Tinterfield where colors are as important as life itself. The people of the Kingdom fear her, and the only way to win their confidence is proving she is a changed witch. Therefore she plans to create a new color to bring peace to the Kingdom, something that goes terribly wrong. What starts as a dream becomes a nightmare.
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