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@moonichor 
            
            "Don't care."

i'm  not  gonna  bite  you  or  anything  if  that's  what  you're  thinking.

@moonichor 
            
            "Absolutely not."

@witchsight / ?

/   here & @sanguisinvino ⁉️

;  on adrian maybeeee

Each person in the coven has their own abilities, but they still try to learn and embody more over their lifespan.
            
            Cate herself tries to act like she doesn't have powers, but, unfortunately, she does. She hs visions. Most of the visions only come to Cate while she's asleep, but she occasionally gets them while conscious as well. She doesn't talk to the other witches about it, rarely even discussing the topic with her own mother. She doesn't want to acknowledge that they happen. 
            
            Cate prefers to lean more into the nature-based abilities she tries to learn. The learned powers make her more comfortable; she doesn't feel "different" from everyone else because it's not something she naturally possesses. 

She belongs to a witch coven that centralizes itself to a cul-de-sac-type community. It's essentially the antithesis of a stereotypical witch coven; it's a very close-knit society, almost like the stereotype of 1950s families. 
            
            She doesn't fit in much with the rest of the witches; she doesn't wholeheartedly trust their belief systems like they do, and she couldn't care less about upholding the standards and traditions of the generations before them.

//Fuck it, I'm going back to Cate

//Originally had her name as Hecate/Cate, which I truly like, but Cordelia/Cord is great too (':