A bewitched mark, also known as a witch's mark or a Devil's mark, is a mysterious and often controversial concept that dates back to the European witch hunts of the 16th and 17th centuries. It refers to a physical mark or blemish on a person's body that was believed to be evidence of their involvement in witchcraft. During this period, widespread hysteria and fear of witches gripped many European communities. People believed that witches were in league with the Devil and used their powers to cause harm, illness, and misfortune. The presence of a bewitched mark was seen as clear proof of a person's guilt and involvement in witchcraft. These marks could take various forms.
Krile: “Now, we’ve staunched the bleeding, but it may be a while before you can move about again. Though, having seen your wounds, I’m surprised you were still moving at all…”
E-Sumi-Yan In mastering healing and purification, not only will you be able to mend wounds and purge afflictions you will also be able to breathe life back into the fallen. Encyclopedia Eorzea - Asylum Drawing upon ambient aether, this spell weaves a shimmering dome of restorative power within which even the most grievous of injuries will knit and heal.
These marks could take various forms. They were often described as moles, scars, birthmarks, or warts, appearing anywhere on the body. Some people believed that these marks were where witches made pacts with the Devil, who supposedly marked them with a symbol or sign to signify their allegiance.
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Hello! I'm sorry if this question was asked already, but is it stated anywhere in the lore 'what' aether is actually capable of healing? To be more specific, do healing spells mend ALL wounds or just surface wounds? Can they mend broken bones? A punctured lung? Are all diseases able to be removed by things like Leeches and Esuna? Any and all information is appreciated, thank you in advance!
In addition to the physical marks, witch-hunters also believed that the witches had an insensitivity to pain in these areas. They would perform a test known as "pricking" or "scratching" to determine if the suspected individual had such a mark. A needle or pin would be used to pierce the skin, and if the person did not bleed or show any signs of pain, it was considered evidence of their guilt. Accusations and trials for witchcraft were often based on flimsy evidence, and many innocent individuals were falsely accused and persecuted. The belief in bewitched marks contributed to the hysteria and paranoia surrounding witchcraft. In modern times, the concept of bewitched marks is widely discredited. The marks that were once seen as evidence of witchcraft are now understood as natural bodily variations or common skin blemishes. Many of the accused individuals may have had these marks or abnormalities from birth. The fear and persecution associated with bewitched marks serves as a reminder of the dangers of mass hysteria and the harm that can result from prejudice and misinformation. It also reminds us of the importance of critical thinking and skepticism in evaluating extraordinary claims and accusations..
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