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| - The Will O' the Wisps lead Princess Merida to her hut, where the woman there insists in presenting herself as a simple wood carver. But Merida rapidly realizes her real nature after seeing a broom moving by itself, a speaking crow, and other abnormal wonders. The witch tells her that she's not a witch due to too many unsatisfied customers and tries get rid of Merida with floating knives until Merida offers to buy all of her carvings. In exchange of buying her entire stock, Merida convinces the witch to give her a spell in the form of a cake, to change her mother. Just as Merida leaves with the cake, the witch realizes she forgot something very critical about the spell, but is too late to tell Merida.
- War has broken out between DunBroch and southern invaders, and fearing he will lose the battle, King Fergus travels to the Witch's cottage. Despite her claims of being a mere woodcarver, he spits out his knowledge of her once turning his wife and sons into bears, and so the Witch admits she may "dabble" with magic. The King is not there for revenge though, but magic himself; he requests something that will allow him to defeat the southern invaders and ensure the fate of DunBroch. Not needing any payment at the moment, the Witch has Fergus sign a contract instead, deeming it an "I.O.U", and from there she gets to work, presenting the King with an enchanted helm. She reveals it has the power to cause any army to following the wearer of the helm, willingly, into battle, no matter the dangers.
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| - The Will O' the Wisps lead Princess Merida to her hut, where the woman there insists in presenting herself as a simple wood carver. But Merida rapidly realizes her real nature after seeing a broom moving by itself, a speaking crow, and other abnormal wonders. The witch tells her that she's not a witch due to too many unsatisfied customers and tries get rid of Merida with floating knives until Merida offers to buy all of her carvings. In exchange of buying her entire stock, Merida convinces the witch to give her a spell in the form of a cake, to change her mother. Just as Merida leaves with the cake, the witch realizes she forgot something very critical about the spell, but is too late to tell Merida. When Merida comes back to the witch's hut, hoping to find a remedy to the spell, she instead finds that the witch is gone and left a potion-powered automated message that says she left for the Wicker Men Festival in Stornoway and won't be back untill spring. She reveals that she forgot to mention to Merida that the spell will become permanent by the second sunrise. The witch also reveals a cryptic riddle to Merida: "Fate be changed, look inside, mend the bond torn by pride," which was the answer to reverting the spell. After the witch repeated the riddle, she disappeared. Merida, not yet understanding the riddle, pours the other message potions into the cauldron, but it only ends up blowing up the cottage. As it starts to rain, Merida uses the pieces of the destroyed cottage to make a shelter for her and her mother.
- War has broken out between DunBroch and southern invaders, and fearing he will lose the battle, King Fergus travels to the Witch's cottage. Despite her claims of being a mere woodcarver, he spits out his knowledge of her once turning his wife and sons into bears, and so the Witch admits she may "dabble" with magic. The King is not there for revenge though, but magic himself; he requests something that will allow him to defeat the southern invaders and ensure the fate of DunBroch. Not needing any payment at the moment, the Witch has Fergus sign a contract instead, deeming it an "I.O.U", and from there she gets to work, presenting the King with an enchanted helm. She reveals it has the power to cause any army to following the wearer of the helm, willingly, into battle, no matter the dangers. Fergus ends up taking the helm, but before heading into battle he backs out, not wanting to use magic to force his men after all. ("The Bear King")
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