This English story is taken from the 1981 reprint of Ruth Manning Sanders’ A Book of Witches. It is a story of two thieving sisters, but one escaping the punishment because of her helpful nature. First sister seeks out employment and ends up with a lot of gold. While, the witch is just a rich old lady who gets some form of justice on an opportunistic ex-employee.

This English story is taken from the 1981 reprint of Ruth Manning Sanders’ A Book of Witches. It is a story of two thieving sisters, but one escaping the punishment because of her helpful nature. First sister seeks out employment and ends up with a lot of gold. While, the witch is just a rich old lady who gets some form of justice on an opportunistic ex-employee.

This English story is taken from the 1981 reprint of Ruth Manning Sanders’ A Book of Witches. It is a story of two thieving sisters, but one escaping the punishment because of her helpful nature. First sister seeks out employment and ends up with a lot of gold. While, the witch is just a&nbsp;rich old lady who gets some form of justice on an opportunistic ex-employee.

Episode 57 - The Old Witch & The Two Sisters (English fairytale)

Stories have so much power and so does whoever controls the narrative. It is time to dissect and analyze these stories.

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Episode 57 - The Old Witch & The Two Sisters (English fairytale)

Episode 57 - The Old Witch & The Two Sisters (English fairytale)